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Official Python implementation of the Pioneer Detection Method (PDM) — convergence-based expert aggregation and opinion pooling under structural change. Code for Vansteenberghe (2026), The Geneva Papers 51(1).
Long-run analysis (1975-present) of public and private investment in Portugal using European Commission AMECO data: robust DBnomics pipeline, structural-break and lagged-regression analysis, real (chain-linked) series, and cross-country comparison (Spain, Greece, Ireland, EU).
Bai–Perron structural break detection and estimation for time series and panel data. Tests for breaks, estimates break dates with confidence intervals, and selects break counts via sequential testing or information criteria.
R package for testing and estimating structural breaks in time series and panel data using Bai-Perron and dynamic programming methods. Provides hypothesis tests (supF, UDmax, WDmax), break-date estimation, and support for fixed effects and common correlated effects models.
Detecting regime changes in financial time series using Chow, CUSUM, and Bai-Perron. Break-aware forecasting with ARIMA, Prophet, and LSTM compared against naive baselines.
A Python-based analysis of fundamental econometric challenges, including Omitted Variable Bias (OVB), sensitivity to outliers, model selection criteria, elasticity, and time series stationarity, utilizing both simulated environments and empirical real-world financial data.
End-to-End Python implementation of Mukhia et al.'s (2025) methodology for detecting political risk transmission in stablecoin markets. Implements dynamic programming for endogenous breakpoint detection, Empirical Mode Decomposition, Cholesky-identified structural shocks, and AAFT surrogate validation to quantify political uncertainty spillovers.
Replication Files and Notes for: Level Breaks and Finite-Sample GLS Detrending: The Point-Optimal Unit Root Test and the Purchasing Power Parity Puzzle
Econometric analysis of UK wholesale gas and electricity prices using cointegration, structural break detection, and regime-specific modelling to investigate long-run market relationships.
End-to-End Python implementation of Liu & Cheng's (2026) methodology for U.S. Treasury yield curve forecasting. Combines Factor-Augmented Dynamic Nelson-Siegel models, High-Dimensional Random Forests, and Distributionally Robust Optimization (DRO) for risk-aware ensemble forecasting under ambiguity.