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Month Sales (2005) Sales (2006) Jan 5 21 Feb 8 20 Mar 10 29 Apr 18...

Month

Sales (2005)

Sales (2006)

Jan

5

21

Feb

8

20

Mar

10

29

Apr

18

32

May

26

44

Jun

35

58

Jul

28

46

Aug

20

32

Sep

14

27

Oct

8

13

Nov

6

11

Dec

26

52

a.Plot the data using Minitab. What kind of pattern do you observe?

b.Develop a trend line equation for this data (Use Minitab).

c.Decompose the above time series using a multiplicative model. Store the trend line, detrended data, seasonals, seasonally adjusted data. Then, calculate CI (Hint: CI = Deseasonalized data / Trend), C as a centered 3-moving average of CI values, and finally I (=CI/C).

d.Next, compute forecasts for the next 6 months using the trend line equation and the seasonal indices you have computed. (Hint: What should you assume for C and I components?)

Solutions

Expert Solution

Original data

(a)

The nature of the plot suggests that there are effects of both tend and seasonality in the data.

(b)

(c)

Go to Stat --> Time Series --> Decomposition

Output

Calculate CI

Output

Find C and I

(d)

Period C I T Forecast
25 1.301089 1.035986 37.59 50.66792
26 0.598973 0.986695 38.634 22.83281
27 0.942295 1.152262 39.678 43.08118
28 1.218979 0.788972 40.722 39.16396
29 1.415261 0.503309 41.766 29.75048
30 1.40553 0.993587 42.81 59.78487

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