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JuliaStats / TimeSeries.jl

Time series toolkit for Julia
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Is this package still maintained? #515

Open ValentinKaisermayer opened 2 years ago

ValentinKaisermayer commented 2 years ago

I noticed that the last commit is from January and that there are lot's of open and unanswered issues as well as open PRs. So I was wondering if TimeSeries.jl is still maintained?

ValentinKaisermayer commented 2 years ago

Cc @iblis17

iblislin commented 2 years ago

well, sorry, it's unmaintained.

oliviermilla commented 1 year ago

Is there another package doing this that is maintained? Is there any way to delegate the repo maintenance?

ValentinKaisermayer commented 1 year ago

There is TSFrames.jl.

For me TimeSeries.jl works fine as is, however there are some smaller things. Switching to another package would be breaking, so I'm hesitant to do that - almost all my private packages depend on it.

oliviermilla commented 1 year ago

Yes that is my issue as well. My dependencies on TimeSeries are growing and I'm considering options. Is TSFRames fast? Why are you considering changing?

As it is I have no complain about TimeSeries though.

ValentinKaisermayer commented 1 year ago

Since it is a thin wrapper around DataFrames.jl, I guess it is fast.

ValentinKaisermayer commented 1 year ago

Seems like it is alive after all, since #518 got merged yesterday.

iblislin commented 1 year ago

ah, any PRs are welcomed.

pascalbuehler1973 commented 2 weeks ago

What about Datas from JSON and what if the timestamp is ordered but not continuously, let's say weekends or if the datas have a format every month or year? How do I manage these kinds of problems?

pascalbuehler1973 commented 2 weeks ago

What about Datas from JSON and what if the timestamp is ordered but not continuously, let's say weekends or if the datas have a format every month or year?