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The Period is 3 for Forecasting 1. A plot of the number of customers at Aceite...
The Bank of Humber is interested in finding a good technique of forecasting short term changes in branch demands to better plan their staffing allocation. To accomplish this objective, the bank has been reviewing information on the number of customers doing business at the Rexdale branch on a daily basis. The following table shows the number of customers that visited the bank each weekday over the last four weeks (1=Monday, 2 = Tuesday, 3 = W ednesday, 4 = Thursday,...
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Kristen Pacheco owns a small restaurant that's open seven days a week. Until recently, she forecasted the daily number of customers she would have using her intuition. However, she wanted to open another restaurant and recognized the need to adopt a more formal method of forecasting that could be used in both locations. Kristen decided to compare a three week moving average forecast with exponential smoothing forecasts using a = .7 and a...
1. An experienced golfer hit ten cheap golf balls and ten expensive golf balls using the same club. The data shown below indicate the distance travelled for each golf ball. Here are the results of the experiment: 201 201 189 201 188 211 197 205 183 179 196 207 200 196 197 187 198 193 CHEAP EXPENSIVE 203 208 (a) Find the mean distance traveled for the 10 cheap golf balls. (b) Find the standard deviation of the distance traveled...
Maintaining a healthy weight is important for women’s health. Some physicians recommend being back to your pre-pregnancy weight six months after giving birth. Public health officials are interested in whether this is a realistic goal. Do the women in North Carolina weigh more than their pre-pregnancy weight six months postpartum? In other words, is the six months post-pregnancy weight greater than their pre-pregnancy weight? Use a paired samples t-test to compare pst6wght (variable 1) and prewght (variable 2). This uses...
Consider the following demand data for the Grand Bakery: Week Demand 1 230 2 170 3 240 4 220 5 250 Use this data: Using weights W1 = 0.5, W2 = 0.3, and W3 = 0.2 with largest weight assigned to the recent period, a three-period weighted moving average forecast for period 6 is: A. 203 B. 216 C. 236 D. 239 E. none of the above.
1. Kristen Pacheco owns a small restaurant that’s open seven days a week. Until recently, she forecasted the daily number of customers she would have using her intuition. However, she wanted to open another restaurant and recognized the need to adopt a more formal method of forecasting that could be used in both locations. Kristen decided to compare a three week moving average forecast with exponential smoothing forecasts using α = .7 and α = .3. She collected sales data...
Masters Level work....all work must be shown. FORECASTING
Forecasting ASSIgnment 1. Given the following data, use a three-quarter moving average to forecast the demand for the third quarter of this year. Note, the first quarter is January, February, and March; the second quarter is April, May, and June; the third quarter is July, August, September, and the 4° quarter is October, November, and December ul ct 50 This year 235 245 255 295 305 295 Answer (Please show your work...
A. Use a 3-year moving average to forecast the quantity of fish for the years 1983 through 2006 for these data. Compute the error of each forecast and then determine the mean absolute deviation of error for the forecast. B. Use exponential smoothing and a = 0.2 to forecast the data through 2006. Let the forecast for 1981 equal the actual value for 1980. Compute the error of each forecast and then determine the mean absolute deviation of error for...
Download the hypothesis testing dataset from the class website. 1. This is case 1, in which the value of population standard deviation is assumed to be known. a. Compute the standard deviation of the textbook price and assume this to be the population standard deviation. Type this value in E5. b. Pick a random sample of size 15. c. Compute the mean of your random sample in E4 using the AVERAGE function. d. Calculate the standard error in cell E9...
1. Exercise 5.1 The forecasting staff for the Prizer Corporation has developed a model to predict sales of its air-cushioned-ride snowmobiles. The model specifies that sales, S, vary jointly with disposable personal income, Y, and the population between ages 15 and 40,Z, and inversely with the price of the snowmobiles, P. Based on past data, the best estimate of this relationship is: where k has been estimated (from past data) to equal 100 If Y $13,000, Z- $1,200, and P...