Statistical models library for Python. Use when you need specific model classes (OLS, GLM, mixed models, ARIMA) with detailed diagnostics, residuals, and inference. Best for econometrics, time series, rigorous inference with coefficient tables. For guided statistical test selection with APA reporting use statistical-analysis.
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Impact
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1.09xAverage score across 6 eval scenarios
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npx tessl skill review --optimize ./scientific-skills/statsmodels/SKILL.mdOLS diagnostics and robust inference
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Breusch-Pagan test
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Robust SEs applied
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VIF computed
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VIF threshold applied
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Cook's distance computed
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Cook's threshold used
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Confidence intervals reported
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Summary output captured
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Model comparison AIC/BIC
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Count model selection and overdispersion handling
Poisson model first
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Constant added
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Overdispersion computed
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Overdispersion threshold applied
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Negative Binomial fitted
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Rate ratios reported
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AIC/BIC comparison
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Model selection justified
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Zero-inflation considered
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Results summary written
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ARIMA time series modeling and forecasting
ADF stationarity test
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Non-stationarity handled
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ACF/PACF for order selection
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ARIMA or SARIMAX fitted
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Seasonal model used
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Forecast with confidence intervals
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Forecast CSV contains CI columns
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Ljung-Box residual test
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Residual adequacy stated
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Model summary written
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Binary logistic regression workflow
Logit model used
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Odds ratios computed
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Odds ratio CIs reported
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Marginal effects computed
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McFadden Pseudo R-squared
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AUC-ROC reported
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results.summary() used
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Significance noted
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Predicted probabilities
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Gamma GLM for positive skewed outcomes
Gamma family used
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Log link specified
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Constant added
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Multiplicative effects computed
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Multiplicative CIs reported
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Pseudo R-squared reported
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AIC/BIC model comparison
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Distribution explored
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Significance noted
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results.summary() used
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VAR model and Granger causality
VAR class used
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DataFrame input
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Stationarity tested
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Lag order via select_order
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Lag order reported
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Granger causality tested
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IRF computed
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Forecasts generated
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results.summary() used
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