Exam 15: Forecasting
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A time series model with a seasonal component will always involve quarterly data.
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The forecasting method that is appropriate when the time series has no significant trend, cyclical, or seasonal effect is
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Use the following to forecast a value for period 14, a second quarter.
T = 16.32 - .18(t)
C2 = .91
S2 = .75
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What is a stable time series, and what forecasting methods are appropriate for one?
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Seasonal components with values above 1.00 indicate actual values below the trend line.
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A trend line for the attendance at a restaurant's Sunday brunch is given by
Number = 264 + .72(t)
How many guests would you expect in week 20?
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The number of properties newly listed with a real estate agency in each quarter over the last four years is given. Calculate the seasonal index values. Year Quarter 1 2 3 4 1 73 81 76 77 2 89 87 85 92 3 123 115 108 131 4 92 93 87 101
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Short-term, unanticipated, and nonrecurring factors in a time series provide the random variability known as
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With fewer periods in a moving average, it will take longer to adjust to a new level of demand.
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Qualitative forecasting techniques should be applied in situations where time series data exists, but where conditions are expected to change.
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Quantitative forecasting methods do not require that patterns from the past will necessarily continue in the future.
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Explain how qualitative methods frequently incorporate the opinions of multiple analysts.
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If the random variability in a time series is great, a high 0 value should be used to exponentially smooth out the fluctuations.
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A four-period moving average forecast for period 10 would be found by averaging the values from periods 10, 9, 8, and 7.
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Using exponential smoothing, the demand forecast for time period 10 equals the demand forecast for time period 9 plus
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Any recurring sequence of points above and below the trend line lasting less than one year can be attributed to the cyclical component of the time series.
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