John used the Mean Absolute Deviation $($MAD$)$ error measure to compare the accuracy of two forecast techniques, A and $B.$ The MAD for forecast technique $A(MA{D}_A)$ is $2\mathrm{.}15$ units, whereas the MAD for forecast technique $B(MA{D}_B)$ is $1\mathrm{.}15$ units. Which of the following statements is correct?

$MA{D}_B$ is more accurate because it is smaller than $MA{D}_A.$

Forecast technique $B$ is more accurate because it is closer to zero.

Forecast technique $B$ is more accurate because $MA{D}_B$ is closer to zero.

Forecast technique $A$ is more accurate because $MA{D}_A$ is larger than $MA{D}_B.$

$MA{D}_B$ is more accurate because it is closer to zero.