trend: algorithms for detecting trends in time-series data
What is trend?
trend is a python package for detecting trends in time-series data. It’s design and documention borrow heavily from the R package known as trend developed by Thorsten Pohlert.
More documentation is forthcoming, but for now, refer to the source.
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