would you share the python code

[fatalfeel]

world you please share python code
I want to run and see the result map

[pmichaillat]

All the results were obtained with MATLAB, not Python. So I cannot share Python code, but I would be happy to upload the MATLAB code if that is helpful. I can also upload the data underlying the figures in the paper if that helps.

[fatalfeel]

Will you upload this Repository or create new?

[pmichaillat]

I will upload the code here, but you will have to give me a few days.

[fatalfeel]

tks a lot! good work

[pmichaillat]

I have just uploaded the MATLAB code that produces all the figures in the paper. I have also uploaded the figures in PDF format and the underlying data in CSV format.

[fatalfeel]

tks a lot sir...

[fatalfeel]

If could and free, please post like figure4.pdf in twitter or github in each month

[pmichaillat]

I will try to do that! Thank you, that's a great suggestion.

[fatalfeel]

full dir and code include original, bug fix
https://www.mediafire.com/file/lb8mhh0h17gdo1e/recession-indicator.zip/file

[pmichaillat]

Thank you very much!

[fatalfeel]

welcome sir, https://www.mediafire.com/view/ni0us0xppiqka53/ScreenshotPy.png
you can install python, cd pysoruce
python main.py
then get result

[fatalfeel]

here I transfer to python now only 50% of done
https://www.mediafire.com/file/pfz4yhbkbayeg2t/pysource.zip/file

[pmichaillat]

Excellent! You should also upload it on GitHub. It would be easier for others to use and would get more visibility.

[fatalfeel]

done in result file
https://www.mediafire.com/file/gimu0kvo8y29fsj/recession_py.csv/file

source are the same, but only text csv result
https://www.mediafire.com/file/pfz4yhbkbayeg2t/pysource.zip/file

[fatalfeel]

u are the real Excellent, i just modify it

Another model is Ai SVM can check it, too
https://github.com/tzhangwps/Recession-Predictor

[fatalfeel]

add python source here
https://github.com/fatalfeel/new_sahm_rule/tree/main

[pmichaillat]

Hi Jesse.

I have linked to your Python code on the readme. Thank you for translating the MATLAB code to Python!

If you would like me to modify the attribution, just let me know. So far I wrote that the code was "written by Jesse Stone".

Thank you again!