Definición Linear exponential smoothing
Linear exponential smoothing (LES) uses a moving average to create a forecast from a time series. The forecast is first created for the same period as the existing data and then into the future where there is no data. The difference between the existing data and the forecast data can be checked for accuracies. A smoothing constant is used in the calculation and can be varied until the difference between the forecast values and existing values produces as small an error as possible.
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- Lying with statistics
- Longitudinal study
- Location
- Linear model
- Linear exponential smoothing
- Likert scale
- Level of measurement
- Leading question
- Law of large numbers