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includes regression analysis, Generalized Linear Models (GLM) and time-series analysis using ARIMA models. Changes since the Second Edition •Fixed typos reported by a reader – thanks to Ilya Sorvachev •Code verified against Anaconda 2.0.1. •Added diagnostic tools and a simple method to use external code in the Cython section.
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