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Actual sales data is provided below for the first quarter of the year ( weeks 1 - 1 3 ) . Find the forecast for

Actual sales data is provided below for the first quarter of the year (weeks 1-13). Find the forecast for week 14 using the last-value (nave) method, Naive with seasonal adjustment, 3-week weighted rolling average, the linear regression method, and exponential smoothing. Use Solver to calculate the inflator/deflator for the Naive with seasonal adjustment method. Use the yellow boxes in the forecast table to enter your forecasts. Calculate the MAD and MSE for each method.
Qtr 1 inflator/deflator Sum 1
Qtr 2 inflator/deflator t-30.2
Qtr 3 inflator/deflator t-20.3 Y-Intercept
Qtr 4 inflator/deflator t-10.5 Slope Smoothing coefficient 0.5
Week Actual sales Nave Forecast error (MAD) MSE Nave w/seasonal adj. MAD MSE 3 wk weighted rolling avg Forecast error (MAD) MSE Linear Method Forecast error (MAD) MSE Exponential smooting MAD MSE
13232.0
237
345
462
555
660
758
868
956
1058
1165
1268
1372
14 Forecast:
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