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      <description>A deterministic forecast in Excel is a financial risk. In Chapter 2, we upgrade our S&amp;amp;OP pipeline with Facebook Prophet to calculate demand probability, uncertainty intervals, and safety stock mathematically.</description>
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      <description>Let&amp;#39;s stop cleaning data manually. In this first chapter of the S&amp;amp;OP Engineering series, we automate data hygiene using Python, Supabase, and Statistics to detect the truth hidden behind the noise.</description>
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