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Detecting Structural Changes in High-Dimensional Multivariate Regression Models
We study structural-change testing in multivariate linear regression when the response dimension is proportional to the sample size and the number of predictors is fixed. Despite its relevance to applications across a broad range of fields, this problem remains underexplored. The alternatives of int
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