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Still unable to use MSTL #2
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Hi virsto! The best way to reproduce the results in the notebook would be to reproduce the environment that I've specified in the requirements.txt file and following the instructions in the README and running:
Alternatively, you might find it simpler to pip install the latest version of Statsmodels directly from GitHub:
Let me know if that helps! |
C:\python39>python -m pip install git+https://github.com/statsmodels/statsmodels.git i have git and use the git console -- why does 'git' need to be in the path? |
OK! Finally I see how to move forward on this issue., KishManani And just now finished the installation of Statsmodels 0.13.2 (from git)
executes correctly! Thank you for your patience KM :-) |
Great to hear it works now! |
Thanks KishManani for your prompt reply :-)
When will MSTL be available in Statsmodels? Here is what I have installed as per your requirements.txt:
jupyterlab = 3.4.3
matplotlib = 3.5.2
numpy = 1.23.0
pandas = 1.4.0
seaborn = 0.11.2
Not sure how to access/use the following:
git+https://github.com/statsmodels/statsmodels.git@74836e9cf2198ac7a930146405da7239c0823a9b#egg=statsmodels
I did find your MSTL code
How can I install your MSTL code to execute without a virtual environment and Jupyter? Or, how can I install the latest Statsmodels code that you mentioned with your MSTL?
As you can probably tell by now, I am not that good with Git :-(
Please don't close this issue yet.
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