Exam 12: Time Series Analysis and Forecasting
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A car dealer in Big Rapids,Michigan is using Holt's method to forecast weekly car sales.Currently the level is estimated to be 45 cars per week,and the trend is estimated to be 5 cars per week.During the current week,25 cars are sold.After observing the current week's sales,forecast the number of cars three weeks from now.Use
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Seasonal variations will not be present in a deseasonalized time series.
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If the observations of a time series increase or decrease regularly through time,we say that the time series has a random (or noise)component.
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Econometric forecasting models,also called causal models,use regression to forecast a time series variable by using other explanatory time series variables.
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The most common form of autocorrelation is positive autocorrelation,where large observations tend to follow large observations and small observations tend to follow small observations.
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When using exponential smoothing,a smoothing constant
must be used.The value for 


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The smoothing constant used in simple exponential smoothing is analogous to the span in moving averages.
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Winter's method is an exponential smoothing method,which is appropriate for a series with trend but no seasonality.
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As is the case with residuals from regression,the forecast errors for nonregression methods will always average to zero.
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To calculate the five-period moving average for a time series,we average the values in the two preceding periods,and the values in the three following time periods.
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The data below represents sales for a particular product.If you were to use the moving average method with a span of 3 periods,what would be your forecast for period 5? Period
Sales (in units)
1
90
2
120
3
110
4
100
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The time series component that reflects a wavelike pattern describing a long-term trend that is generally apparent over a number of years is called cyclical.
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The null hypothesis in a runs test is
the data series is random.

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You will always get more accurate forecasts by using more complex forecasting methods.
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The smoothing constants in exponential smoothing models are effectively a way to assign different weights to past levels,trends and cycles in the data.
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The moving average method is perhaps the simplest and one of the most frequently-used extrapolation methods.
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There are a variety of deseasonalizing methods,but they are typically variations of
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In a moving averages method,which of the following represent(s)the number of terms in the moving average?
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