iode-gui - Graphical User Interface for IODE
The iode-gui package provides a graphical user interface for the IODE tool. IODE is the French
acronym for Intégrateur d'Outils de Développements Économétriques (Integrated Tools for Econometric Developments).
Originally designed at the Federal Planning Bureau in Brussels by econometricians and mathematicians, this software integrates all the
functionalities required for the construction and the handling of econometric models and for the management of statistical series.
Installation
To install iode-gui, you can use pip:
pip install iode-gui
Dependencies
iode-gui depends on the following packages:
numpy: A library for numerical computing in Python, which is used byiodefor mathematical operations.pandas: A library for data manipulation and analysis in Python, which is used byiodefor handling statistical series.matplotlib: A library for creating static, animated, and interactive visualizations in Python, which is used byiodefor plotting graphs and charts.iode: The core package of IODE, which provides the underlying functionality for handling econometric models and statistical series.pyqtorpyside6: A set of Python bindings for the Qt framework, which is used to create the graphical user interface ofiode-gui.qtconsole: A rich Jupyter console widget that can be embedded in a Python Qt application, which is used to provide an interactive Python shell withiniode-gui.ipython: A powerful interactive shell for Python, which is used byqtconsoleto provide the interactive Python shell withiniode-gui.
Optionally, iode-gui can also use the following packages for additional functionalities:
larray: A library for handling N-dimensional labelled arrays in Python (developed by the Federal Planning Bureau in Belgium).
IODE Documentation
The documentation for IODE is available online at:
https://iode.readthedocs.io/en/stable/index.html
Support
"Alix Damman" ald@plan.be, "Yannick Van den Abbeel" yvda@plan.be
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