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Exponential smoothing formula = Ft+1= Alpha (At)+(1-Alpha)Ft , where At = the actual value at period t, t is the most recent time period, Alpha = the smoothing constant, Ft= the forecast for the period. This formula is used in CMA for forecasting Sales for next period.
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Exponential smoothing formula = Ft+1= Alpha (At)+(1-Alpha)Ft , where At = the actual value at period t, t is the most recent time period, Alpha = the smoothing constant, Ft= the forecast for the period. This formula is used in CMA for forecasting Sales for next period.
sir how to find peak sales and. low sales period during a year
Hi there. Can we calculate week 17 if we dont have At-1? If so, how can I do it?
How do we get alpha, which is constant percentage?
Thank a lot sir
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great
this method can calculate for long-term next months ? or just next month ?
i want to make forecast for next 12 months, how can I do?
Most simple way of explain....Help to understand in details..Thanks for Video.
rely makes me understand it more
I'm here for the explanation. like what would happen if a chose an alpha near to 0, or near to 1? Thanks for the video anyway
thanks, can u show us how can be calculate alpha and betha?
How to get the smoothing constant? Thanks.
But in a situation where you are ask to find for Jan - June, and they gave us actual forecast for Dec and forecast for Dec,pls how can will solve it
Can you explain how to fix and calculate the apha value from 0 to 1
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Sir absolute and forcast is same thing?
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intro music goes hard
Thanks for the detailed explanation, but why not use Excel?) I wonder what year this video was shot :)
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sir how could be found error
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why to make the things comlicated simply write F(n+1)=D@n+(1-@)Fn
is there a formula where you get ft16 directly?
yeh!.... we want one!
I don't think so.. we need the value of f15 to find f16, so we have to find f15..
use excel mate
Exams in 2 hours, thx.
how i can calculate alpha from my data ?
The value of alpha will be given in question. It may be 0.3 or 0.5 or anything else.
Thanks for explaining this to the world, but you could really have done it in half the time ;-)