PyDSE
Toolset for Dynamic System Estimation for time series inspired by DSE. It is in a beta state and only includes ARMA models right now. Documentation is available under http://pydse.readthedocs.org/.
Installation
To install in your home directory, use:
python setup.py install --user
If your are using virtualenv, just use pip:
pip install pydse
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