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The complicated but efficient method of measuring trend of time series is ______.

Options

  • graphical method

  • method of moving average

  • method of least squares

  • method of addition

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The complicated but efficient method of measuring trend of time series is method of least squares.

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`sumx_t = na^' + b^' sumu`              ...(1)

`sumux_t = a^'sumu + b^'sumu^2`      ...(2)

Here, n = 9, `sumx_t = 47, sumu= 0, sumu^2 = 60`

By putting these values in normal equations, we get

47 = 9a' + b' (0)       ...(3)

40 = a'(0) + b'(60)      ...(4)

From equation (3), we get a' = `square`

From equation (4), we get b' = `square`

∴ the equation of trend line is xt = `square`


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68 = 9a' + b'(0)     ...(3)

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-44 = a'(0) + b'(60)          ...(4)

∴ b' = `square`

The equation of trend line is given by

xt = `square`


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