Detrending and turning points
Data up to Jan 2025
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References (24)
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1989 • 9,360 citations
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1982 • 4,673 citations
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1988 • 2,527 citations
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1981 • 2,374 citations
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1988 • 2,269 citations
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1988 • 1,998 citations
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1993 • 1,209 citations
Univariate detrending methods with stochastic trends
1986 • 873 citations
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1990 • 868 citations
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1993 • 722 citations
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1981 • 698 citations
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1988 • 659 citations
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1978 • 535 citations
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1974 • 184 citations
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1980 • 182 citations
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1979 • 122 citations
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1982 • 90 citations
On the Use of Leading Indicators to Predict Cyclical Turning Points
1973 • 75 citations
The Beveridge-Nelson decomposition of economic time series
1987 • 59 citations
Forecasting cyclical turning points: The record in the past three recessions
1991 • 42 citations
Bayesian methods for forecasting turning points in economic time-series: Sensitivity of forecasts to asymmetry of loss structures
1991 • 30 citations
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1980 • 24 citations
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1994 • 16 citations
Forecasting recessions under the Gramm-Rudman-Hollings law
1991 • 9 citations