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Linear Temporal Structure and Short-Term Persistence of Conflict Activity in Middle Eastern Countries
Conflict events in Middle Eastern countries exhibit complex temporal fluctuations. As a simple baseline, we examine whether their conflict-frequency time series contain measurable linear temporal structure using the autoregressive integrated moving average (ARIMA) framework, which assumes linear dep
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