Fill in the following values and bring to class to hand in at the beginning of...

Fill in the following values and bring to class to hand in at the beginning of class for part of your in-class exercise grade.

		Forecasts
Week	Time Series Or Actuals	Naïve	Two period Moving average	Three period Moving average	SES with alpha = .4
10/2/2016	841
10/9/2016	975
10/16/2016	895
10/23/2016	1025

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		Forecasts
Week	Time Series	Naïve	Two period Moving average	Three period Moving average	SES with alpha = .4
Week	Or Actuals	Naïve	Two period Moving average	Three period Moving average	SES with alpha = .4
10/2/2016	841				841
10/9/2016	975	841			841
10/16/2016	895	975	908		894.6
10/23/2016	1025	895	935	903.67	894.76

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