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Extra problems for students in isye 3103: supply chain modeling: transportation and logistics, spring 2006, to practice time series extrapolation forecasting. The problems involve forecasting the demand for pints of type a blood at woodlawn hospital and the income at the law firm of smith and wesson using various methods such as moving averages, exponential smoothing, and holt's method. Students are asked to compute the forecasts, as well as the mean squared error (mse), root mean squared error (rmse), mean absolute deviation (mad), and mean absolute percentage error (mape) for each method.
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Spring 2006 Extra Time Series Extrapolation Forecasting Problems
These are extra problems^1 provided for those of you who would like some additional practice in the mechanics of specifying time series extrapolation models. They will not count for any credit in your homework grade, but completing them would undoubtedly be good prepara- tion for the forecasting quiz and the exams.
hospital in the past six weeks.
WeekOf PintsUsed August 31 360 September 7 389 September 14 410 September 21 381 September 28 368 October 5 374
to July was as follows:
Month Income(in000s) February 70. 0 March 68. 5 April 64. 8 May 71. 7 June 71. 3 July 72. 8
ISyE 3103 · Spring 2006 · Extra Time Series Problems 2
the anticipated customer demand. Customer demand shows a little trend but substantial variability among the days of the week. Alfredo has collected the following data on the number of customers over the past 4 weeks.
Week1 Week2 Week3 Week Monday 84 82 93 90 Tuesday 82 71 77 77 Wednesday 78 89 83 108 Thursday 95 94 103 106 Friday 130 144 135 135 Saturday 144 135 140 146 Sunday 42 48 37 50
Develop a forecasting model using Winters’ Method (Triple Exponential Smoothing) with smoothing parameters α = 0.3, β = 0.2, and γ = 0.1. Initialize your model based on the first 2 weeks of data. Compute MSE, RMSE, MAD, and MAPE for the four weeks of demand that you have. Use your model to forecast the number of customers who are expected to arrive each day in week 5.