Assume that the data in columns A and B report the new constructions of residential homes, per month, in thousands, from 2015 to 2020 in the state of Oregon. a) Chart the data. Discuss any apparent trend and seasonal patterns. b) Use the "Tahoe Salt" method with linear trend to forecast new constructions for the 12 months of 2021. c) Add your model values and forecast to the data chart. d) Compute the MAD of your model. e) Compute and plot the tracking signal in a new chart. f) Discuss the quality of this model. What is the flagrant flaw? g) Suggest an approach that would yield better results in terms of forecast values, MAD, and tracking signal. An appropriate narrative argument is sufficient (i.e., one or two sentences). You do not need to do calculations for this part.
Assume that the data in columns A and B report the new constructions of residential homes, per month, in thousands, from 2015 to 2020 in the state of Oregon.
a) Chart the data. Discuss any apparent trend and seasonal patterns.
b) Use the "Tahoe Salt" method with linear trend to
c) Add your model values and forecast to the data chart.
d) Compute the MAD of your model.
e) Compute and plot the tracking signal in a new chart.
f) Discuss the quality of this model. What is the flagrant flaw?
g) Suggest an approach that would yield better results in terms of forecast values, MAD, and tracking signal. An appropriate narrative argument is sufficient (i.e., one or two sentences). You do not need to do calculations for this part.
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