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Flexible and powerful data analysis / manipulation library for Python, providing labeled data structures similar to R data.frame objects, statistical functions, and much more
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COMPAT: statsmodels 0.8 release #13523

Closed jreback closed 7 years ago

jreback commented 8 years ago

https://groups.google.com/forum/m/?pli=1#!topic/pystatsmodels/VT24vE45oog

is out in pre release - would be nice to test with pandas (master and release) and report any issues should also add to the ci once released

https://github.com/statsmodels/statsmodels/

jreback commented 8 years ago

cc @jseabold cc @josef-pkt @TomAugspurger

TomAugspurger commented 8 years ago

Our (minimal) tests is stats/tests all pass for me on statsmodels RC1.

Slightly OT, but I intend to finish up the migration of all the pandas stats stuff to statsmodels in the next couple weeks. I don't think there's much to be done on the pandas side other than deleting code (in .20 maybe?).

jreback commented 8 years ago

@TomAugspurger yes. that sounds right about the migration. Though IIRC PanelOLS is not implemented in statsmodels

jorisvandenbossche commented 8 years ago

Is there anything more that needs to be done here? Or can this be closed?

josef-pkt commented 8 years ago

statsmodels includes pandas 0.18.1 on TravisCI tests, and we are all green there. I don't know about pandas master.

jreback commented 8 years ago

@josef-pkt about what is your schedule for 0.8.0?

jreback commented 8 years ago

@josef-pkt do you have a pre-release from conda channel / wheel?

josef-pkt commented 8 years ago

(After coming back from vacation I couldn't get my mind away from vector autoregression, so I only started seriously to work on release preparation again last week.)

The rc1 has been on pypi for a while, but all changes since then are in master. I hope to finish up most things and backports by the end of this week, which would mean that the release will be next week.

I'm not involved in conda packaging, but I don't think we have anything there. @TomAugspurger was authoring a conda-forge recipe, as far as I could see.

TomAugspurger commented 8 years ago

Conda forge only does official releases at the moment. I believe PyPI just has windows wheels atm. We'll need to update the repo with Matthew Brett's Multibuild to get Linux and Mac wheels up.

Tom

On Aug 15, 2016, at 18:01, Josef Perktold notifications@github.com wrote:

(After coming back from vacation I couldn't get my mind away from vector autoregression, so I only started seriously to work on release preparation again last week.)

The rc1 has been on pypi for a while, but all changes since then are in master. I hope to finish up most things and backports by the end of this week, which would mean that the release will be next week.

I'm not involved in conda packaging, but I don't think we have anything there. @TomAugspurger was authoring a conda-forge recipe, as far as I could see.

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jreback commented 7 years ago

closing this we don't have a dependency on statsmodels anymore!