Bai-perron Test
The Bai-Perron Test is a statistical method for identifying multiple structural breaks in a regression model by simultaneously estimating the number and location of breakpoints, distinguishing it from single-break tests through its ability to detect and accommodate more than one change point in the data.
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Bai-perron Procedure
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Critical values for multiple structural change tests
Jushan Bai, Pierre Perrón · Econometrics Journal · 2003 · 837 citations
COMPUTATION AND ANALYSIS OF MULTIPLE STRUCTURAL CHANGE MODELS
Jushan BAIa · 2003 · 262 citations
Walter Enders, Todd Sandler · Journal of Conflict Resolution · 2005 · 149 citations
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