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You can install autoregressor from PyPI

$ pip install autoregressor

Once the library is installed, import the modules in your python notebook or any IDE of your choice.

$ import autoregreessor
from autoregressor import compute

We now have the package imported. To use the library, we use:

prediction = autoregressor(X_train , y_train , X_test)

Where,

  • prediction - Predicted output of the Regression model.
  • X_train - Training dataset
  • y_train - Target variable of the training dataset *X_test - Testing dataset

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