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The usual estimation methods provide only a blurred picture of the cyclical development for the current values of a time series, the section that is of most interest for short-term economic analysis. As an alternative, an approach to identify first signs of a development toward a cyclical...
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In this paper, the authors compare a trigonometrically designed low-pass filter with the Hodrick-Prescott filter and a conventional moving average. The authors examine by means of transfer functions, some practical applications and in comprehensive stochastic simulations how well the three...
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This paper compares the efficiency of two methods explaining the cyclical movement of a time series at its current end. It refers to a newly developed low-pass filter and the seasonal adjustment method, represented by ASA-II. The empirical analysis starts with a visual comparison of the results...
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The Baxter-King Filter shows some weaknesses, particularly with regard to monthly time series. This procedure involves not only a loss of data for the border areas of time series, but suppresses inadequately high frequency components and shows as a low-pass filter only the performance of...
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