Exam 3: Forecasting
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A new car dealer has been using exponential smoothing with an alpha of .2 to forecast weekly new car sales.Given the data below, would a naive forecast have provided greater accuracy? Explain.Assume an initial exponential forecast of 60 units in period 2 .
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Given an actual demand of 105, a forecasted value of 97, and an alpha of .4, the simple exponential smoothing forecast for the next period would be:
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What is this month's forecast using exponential smoothing with alpha = .2, if August's forecast was 145?
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Given the data below, develop a forecast for period 6 using a four-period weighted moving average and weights of .4, .3, .2 and .1
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In order to increase the responsiveness of a forecast made using the moving average technique, the number of data points in the average should be:
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MAD is equal to the square root of MSE which is why we calculate the easier MSE and then calculate the more difficult MAD.
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Minimizing the sum of the squared deviations around the line is called:
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Which is not a characteristic of simple moving averages applied to time series data?
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Which of the following might be used to indicate the cyclical component of a forecast?
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Time series techniques involve identification of explanatory variables that can be used to predict future demand.
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What is the forecast for this year using a four-year simple moving average?
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What is this week's forecast using the least squares trend line for these data?
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If a pattern appears when a dependent variable is plotted against time, one should use time series analysis instead of regression analysis.
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Curvilinear and multiple regression procedures permit us to extend associative models to relationships that are non-linear or involve more than one predictor variable.
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Trend adjusted exponential smoothing uses double smoothing to add twice the forecast error to last period's actual demand.
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In trend-adjusted exponential smoothing, the trend adjusted forecast (TAF) consists of:
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In the "additive" model for seasonality, seasonality is expressed as a ______________ adjustment to the average; in the multiplicative model, seasonality is expressed as a __________ adjustment to the average.
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