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Sanjeev Jha
Madison Wallner
Ceyhun Ozgur

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This paper aimed to materialize how to teach forecasting and predictions to undergraduate students.
There are two modes of thinking, including the determination of forecasters and forecast errors. To determine the
best forecast, we have to use the methodology of minimizing sums of forecast errors, which is further discussed in
this paper. An example of this is single exponential smoothing, which is rather difficult when it comes to determining
the smoothing constant alpha. In management and administrative situations, the need for planning is great because
the lead time for decision-making ranges from several years to a few days or even a few hours. The ability to predict
many types of events seems, as natural today as, to be the accurate forecasting of weather conditions in a few
decades.


 

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Sanjeev Jha, Associate Professor of Information and Decision Sciences, Valparaiso University, United States

 

 

Madison Wallner, Class of 2024 Meteorology Undergraduate, Valparaiso University, United States

 

 

Ceyhun Ozgur