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I experienced these issues below and would like to ask for a fact check:
When using find_end_baseline, the input for start_date has to be the result from find_start. It does not compile when a custom start_date (ex. pd.to_datetime('1/1/2006')) is entered. May cause problem when user enters locked start date.
After installing the sigmet package, import sigmet on anaconda jupyter notebook, and lateron the statsmodels package itself returns an error (related to numpy?). Uninstalling sigmet and reinstalling statsmodels solves it for me.
Note: might be my own personal issue
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
I experienced these issues below and would like to ask for a fact check:
When using find_end_baseline, the input for start_date has to be the result from find_start. It does not compile when a custom start_date (ex. pd.to_datetime('1/1/2006')) is entered. May cause problem when user enters locked start date.
After installing the sigmet package, import sigmet on anaconda jupyter notebook, and lateron the statsmodels package itself returns an error (related to numpy?). Uninstalling sigmet and reinstalling statsmodels solves it for me.
Note: might be my own personal issue
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: