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Chapter 5

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Exercise
15
Forecasting

Chapter 5

Forecasting

Exercise 15-1
15-1

Chapter 5

Forecasting

Solution to Exercise 15-1


15-1: Nave Method
Nave Forecast
Period

Observation

Forecast

24

34

24

36

34

37

36

41

37

44

41

45

44

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Forecasting

Solution to Exercise 15-1


15-1: Three Period-Moving Average
Three-Period Moving Average
Period

Observation

Forecast

24

34

36

37

31.33

41

35.67

44

38

45

40.67

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Forecasting

Solution to Exercise 15-1


15-1: Three Period-Weighted Moving Average
Three-Period Weighted Moving Average
Period

Observation

Forecast

24

34

36

37

33.33

41

34.5

44

38.83

45

41.83

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Forecasting

Solution to Exercise 15-1


15-1: Four Period-Moving Average
Four-Period Moving Average
Period

Observation

Forecast

24

34

36

37

41

32.75

44

37

45

39.5

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Exercise 15-2
15-2

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Solution to Exercise 15-2

15-2: Three Period-Weighted Moving Average


Three-Year Weighted Moving Average
Year

Observation

2000

3000

2001

3200

2002

3600

2003

3650

3366.67

2004

4000

3558.33

2005

4200

3816.67

2006

4300

4041.67

2007

4410

4216.67

2008

4520

4338.33

2009

Forecast

4446.67

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Forecasting

Solution to Exercise 15-2

15-2: Using Smooth = 0.30

Smooth = 0.30
Year

Observation

Forecast

Error

2000

3000

2001

3200

3000

200

2002

3600

3060

540

2003

3650

3,222

428

2004

4000

3350.4

649.6

2005

4200

3545.28

654.72

2006

4300

3741.7

558.30

2007

4410

3909.19

500.81

2008

4520

4059.43

460.57

2009

4197.60

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Solution to Exercise 15-2

15-2: Four Year-Weighted Moving Average


Four-Year Weighted Moving Average
Year

Observation

2000

3000

2001

3200

2002

3600

2003

3650

2004

4000

3480

2005

4200

3735

2006

4300

3970

2007

4410

4145

2008

4520

4294

2009

Forecast

4411

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Exercise 15-3
15-3

Chapter 5

Forecasting

Solution to Exercise 15-3

15-3: Using Smooth = 0.30 and = 0.20


= 0.30
Season

Average

2002-2003

25

2003-2004

= 0.20

Forecast

Error

Forecast

Error

35

25

10

25

10

2004-2005

29

28

27

2005-2006

34

28.3

5.7

27.6

6.4

2006-2007

35

30.01

4.99

28.9

6.1

2007-2008

33

31.51

1.49

30.12

2.88

2008-2009

31.96

30.98

Forecast of the leading scoring average for the 2008-2009 is 30.98


The smoothing constant of .30 provides the best forecast since the error
value is smaller.

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Forecasting

Exercise 15-4
15-4

Chapter 5

Forecasting

Solution to Exercise 15-4

15-4: Four Year-Moving Average and its Weighted Average


Four-Year Weighted Moving Average

4 Year-Moving Average

Week

Observation

Observation

23

23

36

36

45

45

46

46

55

41.4

55

37.5

64

48.4

64

45.5

55

55.8

55

52.5

58

56.8

58

55

Forecast

Forecast

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Solution to Exercise 15-4

15-4: Four Year-Moving Average


Four-Year Weighted Moving Average

4 Year-Moving Average

Week

Observation

Forecast

Observation

Forecast

66

58

66

58

10

65

61.20

65

60.75

11

48

62.90

48

61

12

67

57.7

67

59.25

13

58

60.8

58

61.5

14

68

59.4

68

59.5

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Exercise 15-5
15-5

Chapter 5

Forecasting

Solution to Exercise 15-5

15-5: Using Smooth = 0.30 and = 0.10


= 0.30
Period

Average

200

= 0.10

Forecast

Error

Forecast

Error

265

200

65

200

65

300

219.5

80.5

206.5

93.5

350

243.65

106.35

215.85

134.15

250

275.56

-25.56

229.26

20.74

350

267.89

82.11

231.33

118.67

265

292.52

-27.52

243.20

21.8

390

284.26

105.74

245.38

144.62

350

315.98

34.02

259.84

90.16

10

400

326.19

73.81

268.86

131.14

Forecast of the leading scoring average for the year 11 is 333.57 and 281.97 respectively.
The smoothing constant of .30 provides the best forecast since the error value is smaller.

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Forecasting

Exercise 15-6
15-6

Chapter 5

Forecasting

Solution to Exercise 15-6

15-6: Using Smooth = 0.30 and = 0.10


Exponential Smoothing, = 0.30
Period

Average

35

4-mo. moving average

Forecast

Error

Forecast

Error

27

35

-8

37

34.2

2.8

41

35.04

5.96

45

36.83

8.17

35

10

38

39.28

-1.28

37.5

0.5

44

38.90

5.1

40.25

3.75

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Forecasting

Solution to Exercise 15-6

15-6: Using Smooth = 0.30 and = 0.10


Exponential Smoothing, = 0.30

4-mo. moving average

Period

Average

Forecast

Error

Forecast

Error

42

40.43

1.57

42

39

40.90

-1.9

42.25

-3.25

10

43

40.33

2.67

40.75

2.25

11

39

41.13

-2.13

42

-3

12

40

40.49

-0.49

40.75

-0.47

13

40.34

40.25

The forecast for the next month (13) is 40.34 for exponential smoothing and 40.25 for the 4month moving average.
Based from MAD and MSE computations below, the 4-month moving average is the better
forecast since it has the smallest in terms of MAD value and in terms of MSE value.

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Forecasting

Solution to Exercise 15-6

15-6: MAD and MSE computations


Exponential Smoothing, = 0.30
Period

Average

35

4-mo. moving average

Error

Absolute
error

Squared
error

Error

Absolute
error

Squared
Error

27

-8

64

37

2.8

2.8

7.84

41

5.96

5.96

35.52

45

8.17

8.17

66.74

10

10

100

38

-1.28

1.28

1.64

0.5

0.5

0.25

44

5.1

5.1

26.01

3.75

3.75

14.06

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Forecasting

Solution to Exercise 15-6

15-6: MAD and MSE Computations


Exponential Smoothing, = 0.30

4-mo. moving average

Period

Average

Error

Absolute
error

Squared
error

Error

Absolute
error

Squared
Error

42

1.57

1.57

2.46

39

-1.9

1.9

3.61

-3.25

3.25

10.56

10

43

2.67

2.67

7.13

2.25

2.25

5.06

11

39

-2.13

2.13

4.54

-3

12

40

-0.49

0.49

0.24

-0.47

0.47

0.22

40.07

219.73

23.22

139.15

MAD =
40.07/11
=3.64

MSE =
219.73/11
=19.98

MAD =
23.22/8
=2.90

MSE =
139.15/8
=17.39

Total

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Forecasting

Exercise 15-7
15-7

Chapter 5

Forecasting

Solution to Exercise 15-7


15-7: Three-Month Weighted Moving Average
Three-Month Weighted Moving Average
Month

Complaints

January

60

February

48

March

55

April

50

53.5

May

55

51.33

June

Forecast

53.33

Forecast for June is 53.33


Forecast for July cannot be determined unless the actual
complaints for June is given.
Forecast for August cannot be determined unless the actual
complaiants for July is given.

Chapter 5

Forecasting

Exercise 15-8
15-8

Chapter 5

Forecasting

Solution to Exercise 15-8

15-8: Using three-week and four-week moving average


three-week moving average
Period

Average

13,000

18,000

19,000

Four-week moving average

Forecast

Error

Forecast

Error

16,000

16,667

-667

17,000

17,667

-667

16,500

500

15,000

17,333

-2,333

17,500

-2,500

14,000

16,000

-2,000

16,750

-2,750

19,000

15,333

3,667

15,500

3,500

20,000

16,000

4,000

16,250

3,750

10

16,500

17,667

-1,167

17,000

-500

11

17,500

18,500

-1,000

17,375

125

12

20,000

18,000

2,000

18,250

1,750

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Solution to Exercise 15-8

15-8: Computation for MAD

three-week moving average

Period

Four-week moving average

Error

Absolute
error

Error

Absolute
error

-667

667

-667

667

500

500

-2,333

2,333

-2,500

2,500

-2,000

2,000

-2,750

2,750

3,667

3,667

3,500

3,500

4,000

4,000

3,750

3,750

10

-1,167

1,167

-500

500

11

-1,000

1,000

125

125

12

2,000

2,000

1,750

1,750

Total

17,501
MAD = 17,501/9= 1,944.55

15,375
MAD = 15,375/8= 1,921.88

Since the
MAD of the
four-weeks is the
smaller value,
the four-week
appears to be the
best data to use in
moving average.

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Forecasting

Solution to Exercise 15-8

15-8: Computation for Percentage Error and MAPE


three-week moving average

Period

Error

Absolute
error

% Error

-667

667

4.17

-667

667

-2,333

Four-week moving average


Error

Absolute
error

% Error

3.92

500

500

2.94

2,333

15.55

-2,500

2,500

16.67

-2,000

2,000

14.29

-2,750

2,750

19.64

3,667

3,667

19.3

3,500

3,500

18.42

4,000

4,000

20

3,750

3,750

18.75

10

-1,167

1,167

7.07

-500

500

3.03

11

-1,000

1,000

5.71

125

125

0.71

12

2,000

2,000

10

1,750

1,750

8.75

Total
Total of Actual
= 205,000

17,501
MAPE = 17,501/205,000
= .0854 or 8.54%

15,375
MAPE = 15,375/205,000
= .075 or 7.5%

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Exercise 15-9
15-9

Chapter 5

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Solution to Exercise 15-9

15-9: Using Smooth = 0.40 and computing accuracy


= 0.40
Month

Demand

Forecast

Error

Absolute
Error

% Error

January

60

February

70

50

20

20

28.57

March

55

58

-3

5.45

April

60

56.8

3.2

3.2

5.33

May

45

58.08

-13.08

13.08

29.07

June

60

52.85

7.15

7.15

19.92

July

65

55.71

9.29

9.29

14.29

TOTAL

415

55.72

MAPE = 55.72/415 = .1342 = 13.42%


Absolute accuracy percentage = 1- MAPE = 1-.1342 = 0.8658 or 86.58%

Chapter 5

Forecasting

Exercise 15-10
15-10

Chapter 5

Forecasting

Solution to Exercise 15-10


15-10: Equation for Linear Trend
Trend Line Equation = 30.4 + 2t

Year
t

Flat TV Sold
Y

tY

t2

40

40

25

50

35

105

39

156

16

43

215

25

Total = 15

182

566

55

Sales Forecast in year 5:


F5= 30.4 + 2(5)
= 30.4 + 10
= 40.4
Sales Forecast in year 6:
F5= 30.4 + 2(6)
= 30.4 + 12
= 42.4

Mean
15/5 = 3

182/5=36.4

Computed value of Y = 30.4 + 2t

Trend line slope (b) = [566 5(3)(36.4)]/[55-5(3)2] = (566 546)/(55 - 45)= 20/10 = 2
Trend line intercept (a) = mean Y b (mean t) = 36.4 2(3) = 36.4 - 6 = 30.4

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Exercise 15-11
15-11

Chapter 5

Forecasting

Solution to Exercise 15-11


15-11: Equation for Linear Trend
Regression Equation = -0.41 + 0.69X
Sales
X

Profit (1,000)
Y

XY

X2

12

84

144

15

135

225

16

10

160

256

18

12

216

324

14

10

140

196

17

13

221

289

Total = 92

61

956

1434

Sales Forecast in year 5:


Y = -0.41 + .69(X)
= -0.14 + .69(25)
= 17.11 0r 17,110

Mean
92/6 = 15.33

61/6=10.17

Computed value of Y = -0.41 + 0.69X

Trend line slope (b)=[956 6(15.33)(10.17)]/[1434-6(15.33)2]=(956935.44)/(1434-1410)=20.56/24 =


0.69
Trend line intercept (a) = mean Y b (mean X) = 10.17 0.69(15.33) = 10.17 10.58 = -0.41

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