{"id":9504,"date":"2021-10-19T09:30:38","date_gmt":"2021-10-19T09:30:38","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/assignmenttutors.net\/blog\/for-the-demand-data-in-problem-11-develop-a-seasonally-adjusted\/"},"modified":"2021-10-19T09:30:38","modified_gmt":"2021-10-19T09:30:38","slug":"for-the-demand-data-in-problem-11-develop-a-seasonally-adjusted","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/assignmenttutors.net\/blog\/for-the-demand-data-in-problem-11-develop-a-seasonally-adjusted\/","title":{"rendered":"For the demand data in problem 11, develop a seasonally adjusted"},"content":{"rendered":"<div>\n<p>12. For the demand data in Problem 11, develop a seasonally adjusted forecast for year 4. (Use a linear&#13;<br \/>\ntrend line model to develop a forecast estimate for year 4.) Which forecast model do you perceive to&#13;<br \/>\nbe more accurate: the exponential smoothing model from Problem 11 or the seasonally adjusted&#13;<br \/>\nforecast?<br \/>&#13;<br \/>\n13. Develop a seasonally adjusted forecast for the demand data for fertilizer found in Problem 3.&#13;<br \/>\nThen use a linear trend line model to compute a forecast estimate for demand in year 4.<br \/>&#13;<br \/>\n14. Monaghan\u2019s Pizza delivery service has randomly selected 8 weekdays during the past month and&#13;<br \/>\nrecorded orders for pizza at four different time periods per day:&#13;<br \/>\nDay<br \/>&#13;<br \/>\nTime Period 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8&#13;<br \/>\n10:00 A . M .\u20133:00 P . M . 62 49 53 35 43 48 56 43&#13;<br \/>\n3:00 P . M .\u20137:00 P . M . 73 55 81 77 60 66 85 70&#13;<br \/>\n7:00 P . M .\u201311:00 P . M . 42 38 45 50 29 37 35 44&#13;<br \/>\n11:00 P . M .\u201312:00 A . M . 35 40 36 39 26 25 36 31&#13;<br \/>\nDevelop a seasonally adjusted forecasting model for daily pizza demand and forecast demand&#13;<br \/>\nfor each of the time periods for a single upcoming day.&#13;<br \/>\n15. The Cat Creek Mining Company mines and ships coal. It has experienced the following demand&#13;<br \/>\nfor coal during the past 8 years:&#13;<br \/>\nYear Coal Sales (tons)&#13;<br \/>\n1 4,260&#13;<br \/>\n2 4,510&#13;<br \/>\n3 4,050&#13;<br \/>\n4 3,720&#13;<br \/>\n5 3,900&#13;<br \/>\n6 3,470&#13;<br \/>\n7 2,890&#13;<br \/>\n8 3,100<br \/>&#13;<br \/>\nDevelop an adjusted exponential smoothing model ( a = .30, b = .20) and a linear trend line&#13;<br \/>\nmodel and compare the forecast accuracy of the two by using MAD. Indicate which forecast&#13;<br \/>\nseems to be more accurate.<br \/>&#13;<br \/>\n16. The River is a literary magazine published by the English Department at Tech. It has a 70-year&#13;<br \/>\nhistory and enjoys an excellent reputation for providing a literary outlet for aspiring Ap-&#13;<br \/>\npalachian writers in particular. However, its sales, mostly through independent bookstores and&#13;<br \/>\ncollege libraries, have never been very large. Several years ago, the magazine\u2019s advisory board&#13;<br \/>\ndecided to create a Web site and post the bi-monthly issues online for free access. Due to poor&#13;<br \/>\neconomic conditions and state budget cuts, Tech recently withdrew funding for the magazine,&#13;<br \/>\nand in order to make up for this financial loss, the magazine\u2019s staff has decided to try to sell ad-&#13;<br \/>\nvertising (especially to local and regional businesses) on the magazine\u2019s Web site. In order to&#13;<br \/>\n730 CHAPTER 15 FORECASTING&#13;<br \/>\nsell advertising, the magazine\u2019s staff would like to be able to provide potential advertisers with&#13;<br \/>\na forecast of the number of \u201cvisits\u201d the Web site might receive in future months. Following is&#13;<br \/>\nthe number of monthly visits the Web site has received for the 24 months that it has existed:<br \/>&#13;<br \/>\nMonth Web Site Visits Month Web Site Visits&#13;<br \/>\n1 537 13 822&#13;<br \/>\n2 375 14 677&#13;<br \/>\n3 419 15 1,031&#13;<br \/>\n4 276 16 657&#13;<br \/>\n5 445 17 983&#13;<br \/>\n6 512 18 774&#13;<br \/>\n7 670 19 1,210&#13;<br \/>\n8 561 20 811&#13;<br \/>\n9 705 21 1,137&#13;<br \/>\n10 619 22 763&#13;<br \/>\n11 768 23 1,225&#13;<br \/>\n12 645 24 941<br \/>&#13;<br \/>\nDevelop a linear trend line forecast, an exponential smoothing forecast ( a = 0.60), and a&#13;<br \/>\n3-month weighted moving average (with the most recent month weighted by 0.50, the next&#13;<br \/>\nclosest month by 0.30, and the final month by 0.20). Indicate which one you believe is the most&#13;<br \/>\naccurate forecast model and the forecast for month 25.<br \/>&#13;<br \/>\n17. The Beaver Creek Pottery Company sells bowls and mugs, hand-made by Native American arti-&#13;<br \/>\nsans, at a craft store and through a Web site. Making these items requires a special type of clay&#13;<br \/>\nand a large amount of individual person-hours, so for planning purposes, the company would&#13;<br \/>\nlike to forecast future demand, specifically through its Web site, which has increasingly become&#13;<br \/>\nthe primary source of sales. Following is the company\u2019s Web site demand (in items sold) for the&#13;<br \/>\npast 36 months:<br \/>&#13;<br \/>\nMonth Sales Month Sales Month Sales&#13;<br \/>\n1 345 13 415 25 344&#13;<br \/>\n2 411 14 395 26 286&#13;<br \/>\n3 266 15 298 27 455&#13;<br \/>\n4 347 16 377 28 634&#13;<br \/>\n5 506 17 418 29 502&#13;<br \/>\n6 278 18 522 30 388&#13;<br \/>\n7 411 19 421 31 427&#13;<br \/>\n8 510 20 384 32 561&#13;<br \/>\n9 198 21 455 33 447&#13;<br \/>\n10 387 22 506 34 395&#13;<br \/>\n11 344 23 478 35 414&#13;<br \/>\n12 412 24 613 36 522<br \/>&#13;<br \/>\nDevelop a linear trend forecast model, an exponentially smoothed model ( a = 0.20), and a&#13;<br \/>\n5-month moving average forecast model and indicate which one you think should be used to&#13;<br \/>\nforecast Web site demand.&#13;<br \/>\nPROBLEMS 731&#13;\n<\/p>\n<\/div>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"<p>12. For the demand data in Problem 11, develop a seasonally adjusted forecast for year 4. (Use a linear&#13; trend line model to develop a forecast estimate for year 4.) Which forecast model do you perceive to&#13; be more accurate: the exponential smoothing model from Problem 11 or the seasonally adjusted&#13; forecast?&#13; 13. 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