IBM SPSS Statistics Series: Time Series & Forecasting
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- Опубліковано 24 сер 2024
- In this short video you will learn how to run a Time Series model within SPSS Statistics.
Marian will show you how to predict future values of a particular quantity through the use case of a business that needs to plan staffing levels for the weeks ahead based on historic activity.
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thanks for the learning
Can I have this datasets?? coz were gonna use it for out reporting...
How do I make SPSS accept triennial intervals in the 'define date and time' options
Hi, refer to your example.
Can you advise how to create the forecast equation?
plz..inform..suppose the stock data is in excel sheet, having the columns open,close,shares traded and Turnover.
how we can copy the thing into SPSS without disturbing the date columns.
give me example of clothes according to coat and trousers
My dates are not adding up for forecasting
how have you added the further dates?
that was something i couldn't figure out by no means! after having seen the video many times i filled the desired time period manually!
Im trying to do this with exchange rates. However in the forecast I'm getting a flatline
Thanks for your question. What steps are you taking to run time series?
Thank you for your response. I've made a variable with the dollar changes compared to the euro per month over the last 10 years. I've made a variable with the dates next to it. I made the date variable/table a bit longer (rest of 2019, 2020 and 2021). Then I've followed the same steps as the video to create the forecast. Am I doing something wrong in assigning the dates the to the dollar values?
Where can I get the sample data?
Could you please help me - I have over 16000 Sku's with sales by months for the past 3 years. I want to forecast on monthly basis. How to do using SPSS?
hey did you do this task ?? if yes can you give a quick rply how did you do tht??
Those additional forecasted weeks and parcels, were they automatically generated by SPSS? Or did you need to manually add them there?
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