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Review of Simple ForecastUsing Slope-Origin
O = r x I
Ted Mitchell
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Forecasting with a single Performance for calibration
• You observe • An output Q = 12,000 pies sold• An input Advertising Budget, A = $2,000• You set the Two-Factor Machine as• 12,000 pies = (conversion rate, r) x $2,000 advertising• Calibrate the conversion rate• r = Q/A = 12,000/$2,000 = 6 pies per dollar• You forecast using the calibrated Two-Factor machine with a
proposed input of $2,800 and the conversion rate of 6 pies per advertising dollar
• Forecasted pies, Q* = (6 pies per dollar) x $2,800• Forecasted pies, Q* = 16,800 pies
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Tabular Representation of a Pie Selling Machine
Performance 1
Input: Advertising Dollars, A
A1 = $2,000
Output: Sales of Pies, Q
Q1 = 12,000 pies
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Tabular Representation of a Pie Selling MachineCalculate the conversion rate
Performance 1
Input: Advertising Dollars, A
A1 = $2,000
Calculate the conversion ratePies per dollar of advertising, r = Q/A
Q/A= r1= 12,000/$2,000 =6 pies per dollar of advertising
Output: Sales of Pies, Q
Q1 = 12,000 pies
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Tabular Representation of a Pie Selling MachineUsing the calculated conversion rate to forecast
Performance 1 Forecasted performance
Input: Advertising Dollars, A
A1 = $2,000 Proposed InputA2 = $2,800
Calculate the conversion ratePies per dollar of advertising, r = Q/A
Q/A= r1= 12,000/$2,000 =6 pies per dollar of advertising
Use the calculated conversion rate6 pies per dollar
Output: Sales of Pies, Q
Q1 = 12,000 pies Forecasted outputQ = 6 pies per dollar x $2,800 = 16,800 pies
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Slope-Origin Forecast Calibrated From Single Observation
Calibrate Conversion rate
r = 12,000/$2,000 = 6 pies per dollar
Perfrmance #1 ($2,000, 12,000)
Input FactorAdvertising
Output Pies Sold
0, 0 $2,000
16,800 pies
X12,000 pies
$2,800
13,200 pies
XWeek#2 predicted Point ($2,800. 16,800)
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Actual Pie Sales in Performance 2
Performance 1 Forecasted performance
Actual Period 2
Input: Advertising Dollars, A
A1 = $2,000 Proposed InputA2 = $2,800
A2 = $2,800
Calculate the conversion ratePies per dollar of advertising, r = Q/A
Q/A= r1= 12,000/$2,000 =6 pies per dollar of advertising
Use the calculated conversion rate6 pies per dollar
Output: Sales of Pies, Q
Q1 = 12,000 pies Forecasted outputQ = 6 pies per dollar x $2,800 = 16,800 pies
Actual SalesQ2 = 13,200 pies
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Calculate the actual conversion rate, r, in period 2 = Q2/A2
Performance 1 Forecasted performance
Actual Period 2
Input: Advertising Dollars, A
A1 = $2,000 Proposed InputA2 = $2,800
A2 = $2,800
Calculate the conversion ratePies per dollar of advertising, r = Q/A
Q/A= r1= 12,000/$2,000 =6 pies per dollar of advertising
Use the calculated conversion rate6 pies per dollar
Calculate the actual conversion rate, r2 = 13,200/$2,800= 4.7 pies per dollar
Output: Sales of Pies, Q
Q1 = 12,000 pies Forecasted outputQ = 6 pies per dollar x $2,800 = 16,800 pies
Actual SalesQ2 = 13,200 pies
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Two Performance Observations
Week #1 ($2,000, 12,000)
Input FactorAdvertising
Output Pies Sold
0, 0 $2,000
16,800 pies
X12,000 pies
$2,800
13,200 pies
XWeek#2 Forecasted Point ($2,800. 16,800)
X
Actual Week #2 ($2,800, 13,200)
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Average 0f Two Performance Observations
Week #1 ($2,000, 12,000)
Input FactorAdvertising
Output Pies Sold
0, 0 $2,000
16,800 pies
X12,000 pies
$2,800
13,200 pies X
Actual Week #2 ($2,800, 13,200)
Average of Two performance