Re: Re: st: RE: How to identify patterns of cyclicality using STATA?

[Natasha Xingyuan Che <ilovewordsworth@gmail.com>]

Thanks Kit, for the very helpful discussion today!

-Natasha



On Mon, Nov 7, 2011 at 4:56 PM, Christopher Baum <kit.baum@bc.edu> wrote:
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> Natasha said in response to Nick:
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> "That was very helpful.  Thanks.  But here is one additional
> complication in this specific example.  The cycles are not always in
> symmetry, i.e., there are more peaks than troughs."
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> As it happens I was able to consult with Natasha face-to-face this afternoon, and we came up with a workable strategy to deal with this and other complications that arose in discussing her needs. I will write up a stylized version of that solution as a Stata Tip. Please consider the thread closed.
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> Kit
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