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As an honours year (Australia) student I am doing a methodological statistics research topic relating to multivariate time series under structural breaks.

My literature review involves reading, analyzing, and synthesizing the literature regarding all things time series under structural breaks. The issue is that a lot of the papers use methods that I haven't formally learned, so I am reading these papers just barely able to scrape by in terms of understanding.

Then I have to synthesize all of these somewhat-understandable papers and discuss my potential contribution with my topic. How can I do this when the literature is full of methods and lingo that I have little understanding of?

Thankfully I have a full year to execute this project so plenty of time to understand everything fully, but how do I even get started?

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