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ENH: State space models #2250

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ChadFulton
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Adds state space model estimation via a Cython Kalman filter implementation along with Python wrappers and an SARIMAX estimation class.

See #1698 for development details, discussion.

ChadFulton and others added 30 commits February 11, 2015 21:51
… double precision, complex, and double precision complex.
…g symmetric matrices (dsymm) for double precision reals.
… double precision, complex, and double precision complex.
…g symmetric matrices (dsymm) for double precision reals.
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merging this

Thanks to Chad and everyone that helped and reviewed

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@josef-pkt josef-pkt merged commit f88cd69 into statsmodels:master Feb 12, 2015
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@josef-pkt @ChadFulton FWIW this has broken Travis with Cythonize errors.

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This appears to be an issue with cython 0.22. It built fine on cython 0.21.2 on my machine.

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@bashtage where do you see those errors?
The test runs are green and I don't see anything spot checking the logs

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Cython was updated on Anaconda in the last couple of hours.

Maybe these should be Py_ssize_t ?

Also reasonably likely Cython is broken.

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Cython was updated on Anaconda in the last couple of hours.

That explains why it didn't fail a few hours ago.

Maybe these should be Py_ssize_t ?

something like this for indices.

@jseabold ?

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Simple fix, which I will submit a PR for in a sec.

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