Exam 15: Time Series Analysis and Forecastng

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All of the following are true about a stationary time series except

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The following time series shows the sales of a clothing store over a 10-week period. The following time series shows the sales of a clothing store over a 10-week period.     a.Compute a 4-week moving average for the above time series. b.Compute the mean square error (MSE) for the 4-week moving average forecast. c.Use <font face=symbol></font> = 0.3 to compute the exponential smoothing values for the time series. d.Forecast sales for week 11. a.Compute a 4-week moving average for the above time series. b.Compute the mean square error (MSE) for the 4-week moving average forecast. c.Use = 0.3 to compute the exponential smoothing values for the time series. d.Forecast sales for week 11.

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Below you are given the first two values of a time series. You are also given the first two values of the exponential smoothing forecast. Below you are given the first two values of a time series. You are also given the first two values of the exponential smoothing forecast.   If the smoothing constant equals .3, then the exponential smoothing forecast for time period three is If the smoothing constant equals .3, then the exponential smoothing forecast for time period three is

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The sales records of a company over a period of seven years are shown below. The sales records of a company over a period of seven years are shown below.     a.Develop a linear trend expression for the above time series. b.Forecast sales for period 10. a.Develop a linear trend expression for the above time series. b.Forecast sales for period 10.

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The following data show the quarterly sales of a major auto manufacturer (introduced in exercise 4) for the years 8 through 10. The following data show the quarterly sales of a major auto manufacturer (introduced in exercise 4) for the years 8 through 10.     a.Compute the four-quarter moving average values for the above time series. b.Compute the seasonal factors for the four quarters. c.Use the seasonal factors developed in Part b to adjust the forecast for the effect of season for year 9. a.Compute the four-quarter moving average values for the above time series. b.Compute the seasonal factors for the four quarters. c.Use the seasonal factors developed in Part b to adjust the forecast for the effect of season for year 9.

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A method that uses a weighted average of past values for arriving at smoothed time series values is known as

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Exhibit 15-2 Consider the following time series. Exhibit 15-2 Consider the following time series.    -Refer to Exhibit 15-2. The forecast for period 5 is -Refer to Exhibit 15-2. The forecast for period 5 is

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A method of smoothing a time series that can be used to identify the combined trend/cyclical component is

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If data for a time series analysis is collected on an annual basis only, which pattern can be ignored?

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Connie Harris, in charge of office supplies at First Capital Mortgage Corp., would like to predict the quantity of paper used in the office photocopying machines per month. She believes that the number of loans originated in a month influence the volume of photocopying performed. She has compiled the following recent monthly data: Connie Harris, in charge of office supplies at First Capital Mortgage Corp., would like to predict the quantity of paper used in the office photocopying machines per month. She believes that the number of loans originated in a month influence the volume of photocopying performed. She has compiled the following recent monthly data:     a. Develop the least-squares estimated regression equation that relates sheets of photocopy paper used to loans originated.b). Use the regression equation developed in part (a) to forecast the amount of paper used in a month when 65 loan originations are expected. a. Develop the least-squares estimated regression equation that relates sheets of photocopy paper used to loans originated.b). Use the regression equation developed in part (a) to forecast the amount of paper used in a month when 65 loan originations are expected.

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Below you are given the seasonal factors and the estimated trend equation for a time series. These values were computed on the basis of 5 years of quarterly data. Below you are given the seasonal factors and the estimated trend equation for a time series. These values were computed on the basis of 5 years of quarterly data.   T = 126.23 - 1.6t Produce forecasts for all four quarters of year 6 by using the seasonal and trend components. T = 126.23 - 1.6t Produce forecasts for all four quarters of year 6 by using the seasonal and trend components.

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One measure of the accuracy of a forecasting model is the

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The following data show the quarterly sales of Amazing Graphics, Inc. for the years 6 through 8. The following data show the quarterly sales of Amazing Graphics, Inc. for the years 6 through 8.     a.Compute the four-quarter moving average values for the above time series. b.Compute the seasonal factors for the four quarters. c.Use the seasonal factors developed in Part b to adjust the forecast for the effect of season for year 6. a.Compute the four-quarter moving average values for the above time series. b.Compute the seasonal factors for the four quarters. c.Use the seasonal factors developed in Part b to adjust the forecast for the effect of season for year 6.

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Actual sales for January through April are shown below. Actual sales for January through April are shown below.    Use exponential smoothing with <font face=symbol></font> = 0.2 to calculate smoothed averages and forecast sales for May from the above data. Assume the forecast for the initial period (January) is 18. Show all of your computations. Use exponential smoothing with = 0.2 to calculate smoothed averages and forecast sales for May from the above data. Assume the forecast for the initial period (January) is 18. Show all of your computations.

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Exhibit 15-3 Consider the following time series. Exhibit 15-3 Consider the following time series.    -Refer to Exhibit 15-3. The forecast for period 10 is -Refer to Exhibit 15-3. The forecast for period 10 is

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The model that assumes that the actual time series value is the product of its components is the

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A component of the time series model that results in the multi-period above-trend and below-trend behavior of a time series is

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The time series pattern that reflects a gradual shift or movement to a relatively higher or lower level over a longer time period is called the

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Consider the following annual series on the number of people assisted by a county human resources department. Consider the following annual series on the number of people assisted by a county human resources department.     a.Prepare 3-year moving average values to be used as forecasts for periods 4 through 11. Calculate the mean squared error (MSE) measure of forecast accuracy for periods 4 through 11. b. b.Use a smoothing constant of .4 to compute exponential smoothing values to be used as forecasts for periods 2 through 11. Calculate the MSE. c.Compare the results in Parts a and b. a.Prepare 3-year moving average values to be used as forecasts for periods 4 through 11. Calculate the mean squared error (MSE) measure of forecast accuracy for periods 4 through 11. b. b.Use a smoothing constant of .4 to compute exponential smoothing values to be used as forecasts for periods 2 through 11. Calculate the MSE. c.Compare the results in Parts a and b.

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All of the following are true about qualitative forecasting methods except

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