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Introduction to Python forEconometrics, Statistics and Data Analysis3rd Edition, 1st RevisionKevin SheppardUniversity of OxfordMonday 9thSeptember, 20192- 2019 Kevin SheppardChanges since the Third Edition Verified that all code and examples work correctly against 2019 versions of modules. The notablepackages and their versions are: Python (Preferred version) NumPy: SciPy: pandas: matplotlib: Python support has been officially dropped, although most examples continue to work with not Python in 2019 for numerical code. Small typo fixes, thanks to Marton Huebler. Fixed direct download of FRED data due to API changes, thanks to Jesper Termansen.
• Python 3.5 is the default version of Python instead of 2.7. Python 3.5 (or newer) is well supported by the Python packages required to analyze data and perform statistical analysis, and bring some new useful features, such as a new operator for matrix multiplication (@).
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