Economic indicators using Python and APIs
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recession-probability
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Code and data for the paper "Has the Recession Started?"
unemployment nowcasting recession-indicator paper-with-code recessions job-vacancies recession-probability sahm-rule
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May 29, 2025 - MATLAB
Code and data for the paper "Recession Detection Using Classifiers on the Anticipation-Precision Frontier"
placebo backtest unemployment nowcasting recessions job-vacancies recession-probability recession-classifier
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Machine Learning model that predicts economic recession using macroeconomic indicators like GDP growth and inflation.
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Estimates 12-month-ahead U.S. recession probability using a five-model ensemble across 37 Federal Reserve indicators. Generates automated weekly investment committee briefings with embedded charts via GitHub Actions and Claude API.
python time-series fred statsmodels yield-curve macroeconomics fred-api recession github-actions nber probit-regressions economic-forecasting recession-probability claude-api
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