Early warning systems for financial markets of emerging economies

Early warning systems for financial markets of emerging economies

We develop and apply a new online early warning system (EWS) for what is known in machine learning as concept drift, in economics as a regime shift and in statistics as a change point. The system goes beyond linearity assumed in many conventional methods, and is robust to heavy tails and tail-depend...

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