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OBSERVEDAdded to the Record 2026-09-14In the Record, not featured

Asylum claims: selected-period comparison

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The claim

Asylum claims, monthly: different averages either side of Nov 2025

A two-segment mean-shift scan over the last 40 months selects a split in Asylum claims, monthly at Nov 2025: mean 12,505 before vs 5,308 after (difference = 3.0× pooled variability). The selected date divides two sets of observations; it does not establish when a change began. This descriptive comparison is not a significance test and does not attribute a cause. Window choice and seasonal patterns can affect it.

Method

Descriptive two-segment mean comparison; selects the largest |difference in means| / pooled standard deviation, reported at ratios of at least 1.5 with at least eight observations per segment. No change-date or statistical-significance inference.

Key sources and licences

Added to the Record2026-09-14
How it is usedIn the Record, not featured
Where it appearsThe September 2026 correction replaces the earlier change-date interpretation with a descriptive comparison of selected-period averages. The scan reaches its permitted boundary and cannot establish when a change began. Earlier admissions remain preserved; see Corrections. Originally admitted to the canonical claim corpus 2026-08-11. Admission is not publication; placement remains a separate editorial decision.
What would change itNew or revised monthly observations can change the selected window, means or boundary. The comparison does not identify a change date or a cause.
Corrections2026-09-14: selected-period comparisons do not establish change dates or statistical significance; calculations are unchanged.
Technical details
Record IDR17-break:asylum_flow
Detection ruleR17-break
Indicatorasylum_flow

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