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When is the exponential smoothing model equivalent to the naive forecasting model? - a = 0 - a = 0.5 - a = 1 - never
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When is the exponential smoothing model equivalent to the naive forecasting model?
- a = 0
- a = 0.5
- a = 1
- never
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Explanation:
a=0.5
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