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Pertaining to Croston's method for forecasting intermittent demands.
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Croston's Method (forecast)
I ran Croston's Method on this data(Sales) with h=3
CustomerKey Period Sales
1 7869907 1 0.00
2 7869907 2 418.62
3 7869907 3 41.95
4 786 …
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