Oracle® OLAP DML Reference 11g Release 2 (11.2) E17122-08 |
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The FORECAST.REPORT program produces a standard report of a forecast created using the FORECAST command.
The report shows the parameters of the forecast, including the forecast formula and Mean Absolute Percent Error, followed by a display of the forecasted values.
Example 9-141 Report of Forecast Using the EXPONENTIAL Method
Assume that you have performed the forecast illustrated in Example 9-139, "Using the EXPONENTIAL Method". Running the FORECAST.REPORT program for that forecast produces the following report.
Forecasting Analysis ==================== Variable to Forecast: SALES Forecast dimension: MONTH Forecast method: EXPONENTIAL Mean absolute percent error: 16.64% Forecast Equation: SALES = 87718.0009541883 * (1.00553383457899 ** MONTH) MONTH Actual Value Fitted Value -------------------- ------------ ------------ Jan95 72,123.47 88,203.42 Feb95 80,071.75 88,691.52 Mar95 78,812.69 89,182.33 Apr95 97,413.26 89,675.85 May95 94,406.65 90,172.10 ... ... ... Dec96 72,095.02 100,140.38 ... ... ...
Example 9-142 Report of Forecast Using the WINTERS Method
Assume that you have performed the forecast illustrated in Example 9-140, "Using the WINTERS Method". Running the FORECAST.REPORT program for that forecast produces the following report.
Forecasting Analysis ==================== Variable to Forecast: SALES Forecast dimension: MONTH Forecast method: WINTERS Alpha: 0.50 Beta: 0.50 Gamma: 0.50 Periodicity: 12 Mean absolute percent error: 0.20% MONTH Actual Value Fitted Value -------------------- ------------ ------------ Jan95 72,123.47 72,154.67 Feb95 80,071.75 80,027.51 Mar95 78,812.69 79,171.08 Apr95 97,413.26 97,200.81 May95 94,406.65 94,464.71 .... ... ... Dec97 77,867.23