regarding STARMA.predict()

[ayushgupt]

So, Is this still in development stage? Can you please tell if it doesn't work at all or you haven't handled some specific cases?

[FxKu]

pySTARMA has been developed for a Master Thesis where I have been one of the supervisors. So, I can tell that it works, although the predictions weren't very satisfying compared to neural networks. Still, I think it's important to continue working on statistical models like this one to see when they can get the job done as well with way less computational overhead.

Note, I've forked pySTARMA in the org of my former research group and did some minor changes (like enabling Py3): https://github.com/MAGDa-BeuthHS/pySTARMA/commits/master

You are free to use and extend it. Would be happy to hear your opinion :)

[ayushgupt]

Thanks for the info. I have been trying to use this library. I have installed it as instructed. But I get the following issue while importing in both python2 and python3.

>>> from pySTARMA import starma_model as sm  
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "<stdin>", line 1, in <module>
ImportError: cannot import name 'starma_model' from 'pySTARMA' (unknown location)

Also wanted to know if there's a usage example where library has been used on some spatio-temporal dataset.