Predicting Change in GDP of the United States
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Predicting Change in GDP of the United States
Forecasting GDP using MIDAS regressions with mixed-frequency macroeconomic indicators; includes data preparation, model estimation, and evaluation.
End-to-end predictive and econometric modeling with R, covering regression, classification, churn prediction, and GDP forecasting. Demonstrates expertise in EDA, feature engineering, model building, and statistical evaluation.
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World Bank GDP analytics dashboard — multi-country line comparison, PPP choropleth map, per-capita trends, income group aggregation, CAGR computation, and ARIMA projection.
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