Holt Linear Calculator
Free online holt linear calculator. Enter your values and get instant results with the formula, step-by-step working, a worked example and FAQs — everything runs locally in your browser on Calcton, no signup required.
中文版:Holt 双参数指数平滑计算器
原理:Holt 双参数指数平滑在简单指数平滑之上增加趋势项:水平 lₜ = αxₜ + (1−α)(lₜ₋₁ + bₜ₋₁),趋势 bₜ = β(lₜ − lₜ₋₁) + (1−β)bₜ₋₁,h 步预测 = l + h·b。α 控制水平跟随数据的速度,β 控制趋势更新速度,两者都在 0 与 1 之间。
步骤:① 输入序列;② 设定 α 与 β(可网格搜索最小化 MAE);③ 点击计算;④ 读出未来 3 期线性外推预测与拟合误差。
示例:x = (100, 112, 121, 130, 143, 151, 160, 174, 182, 195)、α = 0.5、β = 0.3 时 l = 193.925368441016、b = 10.571307076289、下 1/2/3 期预测 = 204.496675517305、215.067982593594、225.639289669883,拟合 MAE = 2.087938344705、MAPE = 1.39882291472%。
注意事项:β 较大时趋势对近期波动敏感,预测可能过冲;序列含季节波动时需用 Holt-Winters 三参数版本而不是本工具;初始值取 l₀ = x₁、b₀ = x₂ − x₁,短序列对初值较敏感;MAPE 在有零值观测时不可用(本工具自动跳过零值项)。
相关:指数平滑计算器是无趋势的单参数版本;MAPE 计算器可对任意两列实际与预测值评估精度;移动平均计算器给出另一种平滑口径便于对比。
How to use the Holt Linear Calculator
- Fill in the inputs with your own numbers — every field shows what it expects.
- The result updates instantly as you type; no "Calculate" click needed.
- Read the result card for the main figure, the step-by-step formula, and practical notes.
Frequently asked questions
Is the Holt Linear Calculator free?
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Is there a Chinese version of this tool?
Yes. Use the Chinese version link above — it is the same calculator with the interface in Simplified Chinese.
References
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