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Blue line is the official inflation statistics by US Bureau of Labour Stats
Red line is by independent researchers who claim to have created better way to measure inflation

Blue line has been sampled once every month
Red line has been sampled daily

It can be seen that the red line is tracking inflation ahead of the blue line.


Basically these are two time series, with different sampling frequencies, that are tracking the same phenomenon, i.e. change in general price levels. I need advice on how I should go about analysing these processes. What are some possible hypothesis I could be testing for?

UPDATE: After mpiktas' suggestion, my current plan is to a MIDAS regression with some polynomial function for the weights and report the forecasting capabilities of the model. (and perhaps contrast this to a model using a simple-time-averaged red line)

Some of you might have done something similar to this, is there anything I should keep in mind or anything additional I could be doing that would complement this 6000 word project?

Additional:

  • If you can link me to some very relevant papers that have done similar analysis that would help.

  • This is my project idea for my undergraduate course

    If you can link me to some very relevant papers that have done similar analysis that would help.

Any input will be apreciated

enter image description here

Info:

Blue line is the official inflation statistics by US Bureau of Labour Stats
Red line is by independent researchers who claim to have created better way to measure inflation

Blue line has been sampled once every month
Red line has been sampled daily

It can be seen that the red line is tracking inflation ahead of the blue line.


Basically these are two time series, with different sampling frequencies, that are tracking the same phenomenon, i.e. change in general price levels. I need advice on how I should go about analysing these processes. What are some possible hypothesis I could be testing for?

UPDATE: After mpiktas' suggestion, my current plan is to a MIDAS regression with some polynomial function for the weights and report the forecasting capabilities of the model. (and perhaps contrast this to a model using a simple-time-averaged red line)

Some of you might have done something similar to this, is there anything I should keep in mind or anything additional I could be doing that would complement this 6000 word project?

Additional:

  • If you can link me to some very relevant papers that have done similar analysis that would help.

  • This is my project idea for my undergraduate course

Any input will be apreciated

enter image description here

Info:

Blue line is the official inflation statistics by US Bureau of Labour Stats
Red line is by independent researchers who claim to have created better way to measure inflation

Blue line has been sampled once every month
Red line has been sampled daily

It can be seen that the red line is tracking inflation ahead of the blue line.


Basically these are two time series, with different sampling frequencies, that are tracking the same phenomenon, i.e. change in general price levels. I need advice on how I should go about analysing these processes. What are some possible hypothesis I could be testing for?

UPDATE: After mpiktas' suggestion, my current plan is to a MIDAS regression with some polynomial function for the weights and report the forecasting capabilities of the model. (and perhaps contrast this to a model using a simple-time-averaged red line)

Some of you might have done something similar to this, is there anything I should keep in mind or anything additional I could be doing that would complement this 6000 word project?

Additional:

  • If you can link me to some very relevant papers that have done similar analysis that would help.

Any input will be apreciated

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Info:

Blue line is the official inflation statistics by US Bureau of Labour Stats
Red line is by independent researchers who claim to have created better way to measure inflation

Blue line has been sampled once every month
Red line has been sampled daily

It can be seen that the red line is tracking inflation ahead of the blue line.


Basically these are two time series, with different sampling frequencies, that are tracking the same phenomenon, i.e. change in general price levels. I need advice on how I should go about analysing these processes. What are some possible hypothesis I could be testing for? One that I have been considering

UPDATE: After mpiktas' suggestion, my current plan is to test whether the red line is a good predictorMIDAS regression with some polynomial function for the blue line,weights and report the forecasting capabilities of the model. (and perhaps contrast this to a model using a MIDAS regression.simple-time-averaged red line)

Some of you might have done something similar to this, is there anything I should keep in mind or anything additional I could be doing that would complement this 6000 word project?

Additional:

  • If you can link me to some othervery relevant papers that have done similar analysis that would help.

  • The point of this questionThis is that I am trying to find a decent topicmy project idea for my Econometrics project.undergraduate course

Any input will be apreciated

enter image description here

Info:

Blue line is the official inflation statistics by US Bureau of Labour Stats
Red line is by independent researchers who claim to have created better way to measure inflation

Blue line has been sampled once every month
Red line has been sampled daily

It can be seen that the red line is tracking inflation ahead of the blue line.


Basically these are two time series that are tracking the same phenomenon, i.e. change in general price levels. I need advice on how I should go about analysing these processes. What are some possible hypothesis I could be testing for? One that I have been considering is to test whether the red line is a good predictor for the blue line, using a MIDAS regression.

Additional:

  • If you can link me to some other papers that have done similar analysis that would help.

  • The point of this question is that I am trying to find a decent topic idea for my Econometrics project.

Any input will be apreciated

enter image description here

Info:

Blue line is the official inflation statistics by US Bureau of Labour Stats
Red line is by independent researchers who claim to have created better way to measure inflation

Blue line has been sampled once every month
Red line has been sampled daily

It can be seen that the red line is tracking inflation ahead of the blue line.


Basically these are two time series, with different sampling frequencies, that are tracking the same phenomenon, i.e. change in general price levels. I need advice on how I should go about analysing these processes. What are some possible hypothesis I could be testing for?

UPDATE: After mpiktas' suggestion, my current plan is to a MIDAS regression with some polynomial function for the weights and report the forecasting capabilities of the model. (and perhaps contrast this to a model using a simple-time-averaged red line)

Some of you might have done something similar to this, is there anything I should keep in mind or anything additional I could be doing that would complement this 6000 word project?

Additional:

  • If you can link me to some very relevant papers that have done similar analysis that would help.

  • This is my project idea for my undergraduate course

Any input will be apreciated

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