Friday, February 13, 2015 12:04:12 PM
Also, the average orders/day is slowly increasing so it will change with the timeframe you look at.
I plotted the order numbers in excel, and the orders track fairly closely to y=1800e^(0.00765x) where y is the order number, and x is the number of days after Jun 19, 2014. (excel actually shows a trend line that is a bit more aggressive, but I toned it down a bit).
Its not really my intent to predict order numbers from this, but rather compare them as they come to see if they are above, below, or tracking with the curve, and the curve might need to be adjusted as we gain more history to base it off of.
I plotted the order numbers in excel, and the orders track fairly closely to y=1800e^(0.00765x) where y is the order number, and x is the number of days after Jun 19, 2014. (excel actually shows a trend line that is a bit more aggressive, but I toned it down a bit).
Its not really my intent to predict order numbers from this, but rather compare them as they come to see if they are above, below, or tracking with the curve, and the curve might need to be adjusted as we gain more history to base it off of.
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