Exam 13: Regression and Forecasting Models
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Exhibit 13-1
An express delivery service company recently conducted a study to investigate the relationship between the cost of shipping a package (Y), the package weight in pounds (X1), and the distance shipped in miles (X2). Twenty packages were randomly selected from among the large number received for shipment, and a detailed analysis of the shipping cost was conducted for each package. The sample information is shown in the table below:
Cost of Shipment Package Weight Distance Shi \ 3.40 4.3 100 \ 2.10 0.5 165 \ 11.10 5.3 245 \ 2.70 6.1 52 \ 2.00 4.7 58 \ 8.10 3.7 255 \ 15.60 7.2 265 \ 5.10 2.6 214 \ 1.10 0.8 105 \ 4.50 0.95 285 \ 6.10 6.4 120 \ 1.80 1.3 95 \ 14.60 6.7 245 \ 14.10 7.7 195 \ 9.30 6.8 165 \ 1.20 2.9 50 \ 12.20 8.3 165 \ 1.60 0.9 85 \ 8.10 4.6 207 \ 4.00 3.4 150
-Refer to Exhibit 13-1.How does the R2 value for this multiple regression model compare to that of the simple regression model estimated above
Interpret the adjusted R2 values for the two models.
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Exhibit 13-1
An express delivery service company recently conducted a study to investigate the relationship between the cost of shipping a package (Y), the package weight in pounds (X1), and the distance shipped in miles (X2). Twenty packages were randomly selected from among the large number received for shipment, and a detailed analysis of the shipping cost was conducted for each package. The sample information is shown in the table below:
Cost of Shipment Package Weight Distance Shi \ 3.40 4.3 100 \ 2.10 0.5 165 \ 11.10 5.3 245 \ 2.70 6.1 52 \ 2.00 4.7 58 \ 8.10 3.7 255 \ 15.60 7.2 265 \ 5.10 2.6 214 \ 1.10 0.8 105 \ 4.50 0.95 285 \ 6.10 6.4 120 \ 1.80 1.3 95 \ 14.60 6.7 245 \ 14.10 7.7 195 \ 9.30 6.8 165 \ 1.20 2.9 50 \ 12.20 8.3 165 \ 1.60 0.9 85 \ 8.10 4.6 207 \ 4.00 3.4 150
-Refer to Exhibit 13-1.Add the second explanatory variable (distance shipped)to the regression model.Estimate and interpret the slopes of this expanded model.
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Exhibit 13-3
The quarterly numbers of applications for home mortgage loans at a branch office of a large bank are recorded in the table below.
-Refer to Exhibit 13-3.Obtain a simple exponential smoothing forecast again,this time optimizing the smoothing constant.Does it make much of an improvement

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Exhibit 13-1
An express delivery service company recently conducted a study to investigate the relationship between the cost of shipping a package (Y), the package weight in pounds (X1), and the distance shipped in miles (X2). Twenty packages were randomly selected from among the large number received for shipment, and a detailed analysis of the shipping cost was conducted for each package. The sample information is shown in the table below:
Cost of Shipment Package Weight Distance Shi \ 3.40 4.3 100 \ 2.10 0.5 165 \ 11.10 5.3 245 \ 2.70 6.1 52 \ 2.00 4.7 58 \ 8.10 3.7 255 \ 15.60 7.2 265 \ 5.10 2.6 214 \ 1.10 0.8 105 \ 4.50 0.95 285 \ 6.10 6.4 120 \ 1.80 1.3 95 \ 14.60 6.7 245 \ 14.10 7.7 195 \ 9.30 6.8 165 \ 1.20 2.9 50 \ 12.20 8.3 165 \ 1.60 0.9 85 \ 8.10 4.6 207 \ 4.00 3.4 150
-Refer to Exhibit 13-1.Estimate a simple linear regression model involving shipping cost and package weight.Interpret the slope coefficient of the least squares line as well as R2.
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Forecasting models can be divided into three groups.They are:
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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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Exhibit 13-3
The quarterly numbers of applications for home mortgage loans at a branch office of a large bank are recorded in the table below.
-Refer to Exhibit 13-3.Use a moving average model to forecast these data,requesting 4 quarters of future forecasts.Use a span of 4 quarters.

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The least squares line is the line that minimizes the sum of the residuals.
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Which of the following is not one of the commonly used summary measures for forecast errors
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Exhibit 13-3
The quarterly numbers of applications for home mortgage loans at a branch office of a large bank are recorded in the table below.
-Refer to Exhibit 13-3.Use simple exponential smoothing to forecast these data,requesting 4 quarters of future forecasts.Use the default smoothing constant of 0.10.Is this better than the moving average model

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