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               Example 1.6.2
               Using Example 1.3 (simple moving average); using exponential smoothing with
               α ¼0.2 (Table 1.6.2)
                 Data for input: man-hours for the field erection of waste heat boiler
                 Year (t): 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, and 2012
                 Average man-hour (y): 23351, 24864, 23929, 22670, 24515, 26360, 25053,
               and 24992




               TABLE 1.6.2 Simple exponential smoothing forecast

               Year                            Man-hour
               t          y            Predict       e             e 2
               2005       23351        23351
               2006       24864        23351         1513.2        2289771.4
               2007       23929        23654         274.9         75565.9
               2008       22670        23709          1038.6       1078673.6
               2009       24515        23501         1014.0        1028227.1
               2010       26360        23704         2656.1        7054874.2
               2011       25053        24235         817.8         668733.6
               2012       24992        24398         594.0         352852.2
                          Predict      189902.3
                          Alpha                      MAE           MSE
                          0.2                        833.1         1792671.1






                Excel chart capabilities are used to plot the simple exponential smoothing.
             Set Fig. 1.6.2.
                Use Excel’s chart capabilities to plot the graph for the simple exponential
             smoothing.
                To use the Excel chart capabilities, highlight the range D365-E372, and
             select Insert, and select from Recommended Charts, all charts, line, chart
             elements, and axis title.
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