Forecasting method A has errors of 10, -15, 5 and 20. Forecasting method B has errors of -10, 4, 16 and -8. The MAD of method A is equal to The MAD for method B is equal to is more accurate than method Based on MAD, method

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Chapter13: Regression And Forecasting Models
Section13.6: Moving Averages Models
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Forecasting method A has errors of 10, -15, 5 and 20. Forecasting method B has errors of -10, 4, 16 and
-8. The MAD of method A is equal to
The MAD for method B is equal to
is more accurate
than method
Based on MAD, method
Transcribed Image Text:Forecasting method A has errors of 10, -15, 5 and 20. Forecasting method B has errors of -10, 4, 16 and -8. The MAD of method A is equal to The MAD for method B is equal to is more accurate than method Based on MAD, method
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