What is the difference between statsmodels and statsmodels-dq packages?

[Abhay Ghatpande]

Hi

What is the difference between statsmodels statsmodels-dq packages?

$ pip search statsmodels
statsmodels (0.10.1)  - Statistical computations and models for Python
statsmodels-dq (3.0)  - Statistical computations and models for Python
sm2 (0.1.3)           - Bugfix Fork of statsmodels

Thanks,

[David Waterworth]

statsmodels-dq is a fork of the official statsmodels https://github.com/prateek3211/statsmodels by user prateek3211

The only difference I can see is user prateek3211 has updated setup.py to point back to his/her github repo - normally you fork if you want to add your own contributions which cannot be incorporated in the upstream project. So I would advise you install statsmodels not statsmodels-dq

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[josef...@gmail.com]

The pypi page is misleading it's just a copy of ours https://pypi.org/project/statsmodels-dq/

We might be able to have it removed from pypi, or it needs to clearly specify that it is a fork 

Thanks David for clarifying this.

Josef

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[David Waterworth]

It doesn't sound like it's a particularly easy/effective process - https://medium.com/@bpabel/abandoned-python-projects-164e2888eaf3

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[Abhay Ghatpande]

Thank you, David and Josef. Will stick to the official statsmodels package.