Exam 5: Forecasting
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Explain, briefly, why the larger the number of periods included in a moving average forecast, the less well the forecast identifies rapid changes in the variable of interest.
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Demand for Y is shown in the table.
Develop a forecast using a trend line.What is the forecast for period 10?
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Four components of time series are trend, moving average, exponential smoothing, and seasonality.
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Explain, briefly, why most forecasting error measures use either the absolute or the square of the error.
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Time series models enable the forecaster to include specific representations of various qualitative and quantitative factors.
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Given the following gasoline data:
(a)Compute the seasonal index for each quarter.
(b)Suppose we expect year 3 to have annual demand of 800.What is the forecast value for each quarter in year 3?
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Which of the following is not considered to be one of the components of a time series?
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When the smoothing constant α = 0, the exponential smoothing model is equivalent to the naïve forecasting model.
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Wick's Ski Shop is looking to forecast ski sales on a quarterly basis based on the historical data listed in the table below:
Use the steps to develop a forecast using the decomposition method to answer the following questions:
(a)Using the CMAs, calculate the seasonal indices for Q1, Q2, Q3, and Q4.
(b)Find the equation for the trend line using deseasonalized data.
(c)Find the year 5 quarterly forecasts.
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The following table represents the actual vs.forecasted number of new customers acquired by a major credit card company:
(a)What is the tracking signal?
(b)Based on the answer in part (a), comment on the accuracy of this forecast.
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Daily humidity in the city of Houston for the last week have been: 93, 94, 93, 95, 92, 86, 98 (yesterday).Forecast the humidity today using a two-day moving average
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A tracking signal was calculated for a particular set of demand forecasts.This tracking signal was positive.This would indicate that
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Scatter diagrams can be useful in spotting trends or cycles in data over time.
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A seasonal index of ________ indicates that the season is average.
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A judgmental forecasting technique that uses decision makers, staff personnel, and respondent to determine a forecast is called
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Given the following data, if MAD = 1.25, determine what the actual demand must have been in period 2 (A2).

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The computer monitoring of tracking signals and self-adjustment is referred to as
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When the smoothing constant α = 1, the exponential smoothing model is equivalent to the naïve forecasting model.
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