We are looking in the procces of bidding out a lot of seasonal business. The company work for has different fluxuations for different products. We are searching for 2 things.
1) I was to identify the 2or 3 month seasons based on a formula
2) A way to formulaically apply that to another data set.
Here is an example:
We can see from the data that we start with season 1, then in May and june we have 2 months of increased data or season 2, in July this drops again and is season 3. Oct-Dec is variable and we would not want to call that a season.
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1) I was to identify the 2or 3 month seasons based on a formula
2) A way to formulaically apply that to another data set.
Here is an example:
We can see from the data that we start with season 1, then in May and june we have 2 months of increased data or season 2, in July this drops again and is season 3. Oct-Dec is variable and we would not want to call that a season.
2011 Shipment distribution</SPAN> | 2013 Distribution based on 120 shipments</SPAN> | |
Jan</SPAN> | 1 </SPAN> | |
Feb</SPAN> | 1 </SPAN> | |
Mar</SPAN> | 2 </SPAN> | |
Apr</SPAN> | 2 </SPAN> | |
May</SPAN> | 10 </SPAN> | |
Jun</SPAN> | 10 </SPAN> | |
Jul</SPAN> | 2 </SPAN> | |
Aug</SPAN> | 2 </SPAN> | |
Sep</SPAN> | 2 </SPAN> | |
Oct</SPAN> | 8 </SPAN> | |
Nov</SPAN> | 1 </SPAN> | |
Dec</SPAN> | 8 </SPAN> |
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