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IENG 215. Estimating. Sales Budget. Desired Ending Inventory. Production Budget. Direct Material. Direct Labor. Factory Overhead. Cost of Good Sold Budget. Selling Expense. Admin Expense. Budgeted Income. Capital Budget. Budgeted Balance. Cash Budget. Sales Forecast.
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IENG 215 Estimating
Sales Budget Desired Ending Inventory Production Budget Direct Material Direct Labor Factory Overhead Cost of Good Sold Budget Selling Expense Admin Expense Budgeted Income Capital Budget Budgeted Balance Cash Budget
Moving Averages • FMA At-3 + At-2 + At-1 Ft = 3 • CMA At-1 + At + At+1 Ft = 3
Exponential Models • Forecast Exponential Smoothing • Short Term • Bias, forecast lags demand • Simple Exponential Smoothing • .2 < < .5 • Double Exponential Smoothing • Short Term Trends • Holt Winters • Trends with Seasonal adjustment
Recursion Ft = At + (1-)Ft-1 Forecast Ft+= at = Ft Simple Exp. Smoothing Model At = a + t
Recursion Alternate Ft = At + (1-)Ft-1 Ft+1 = At + (1-)Ft Simple Exp. Smoothing
a = = + 0 . 0 F 0 . 0 A 1 . 0 F - 1 t t t = F - 1 t = F 1 a = = + 1 . 0 F 1 . 0 A 0 . 0 F - 1 t t t = A t Effect of Weights
Wrong, Wrong, Wrong • Tendency is to choose lowest RSE • Min {RSE} when a = 1.0 Fit Past History very well
Wrong, Wrong, Wrong • Tendency is to choose lowest RSE • Min {RSE} when a = 1.0 Fit Past History very well • Divide data into two sets {t=1:60}, {t=61:101}
Exponential Smoothing • Class Demo • Forecast Smoothing vs Exponential Smoothing; Excel tutorial
= a + - a F A ( 1 ) F where - 1 t t t = s length of seasonal cycle Seasonal Adjustment = a + - a F A ( 1 ) F - - t t s t s or
= a + - a F A ( 1 ) F where - 1 t t t = s length of seasonal cycle Seasonal Adjustment = a + - a F A ( 1 ) F - - t t s t s or
Recursion ^ Ft = At + (1-)Ft-1 at = 2Ft - Ft 1. 3. ^ ^ ^ bt = (Ft - Ft) Ft = Ft + (1-)Ft-1 2. 4. 1- Forecast Ft+= at + bt Double Exp. Smoothing Model At = a + bt + t
+ e At = (a + bt)St t Forecast Ft+= (at + bt)St+ Holt-Winters Model Model where St = Seasonal Factor for time period t Recursion 1. Compute Seasonal factors St 2. Deseasonalize data 3. Double smooth on deasonalized data