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Comparing the Box-Jenkins Approach with the Exponentially Smoothed Forecasting Model Application to Hawaii Tourists

Michael D. Geurts, Izani Ibrahim

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This article compares the forecasting accuracy of two forecasting techniques: (1) Box-Jenkins, and (2) exponential smoothing. The comparison is made using the tourist to Hawaii time series. An analysis of both techniques is included.

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This article compares the forecasting accuracy of two forecasting techniques: (1) Box-Jenkins, and (2) exponential smoothing. The comparison is made using the tourist to Hawaii time series. An analysis of both techniques is included.

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This article compares the forecasting accuracy of two forecasting techniques: (1) Box-Jenkins, and (2) exponential smoothing. The comparison is made using the tourist to Hawaii time series. An analysis of both techniques is included.

Key concepts: Exponential smoothing, Box–Jenkins, Econometrics, Series (stratigraphy), Computer science, Exponential function, Tourism, Time series

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