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    • gloria.Gloria
    • gloria.Gloria.is_fitted
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    • gloria.Gloria.plot_components
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    • gloria.Gloria.to_dict
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  • Configuration
    • gloria.model_from_toml
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    • gloria.SingleEvent
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    • gloria.PeriodicEvent
    • gloria.Holiday
  • Profiles
    • gloria.BoxCar
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  • Protocols
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    • gloria.get_holidays
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  • Diagnostics
    • gloria.cross_validation
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  • Serialization
    • gloria.model_from_dict
    • gloria.model_from_json
    • gloria.model_to_dict
    • gloria.model_to_json
  • Miscellaneous
    • gloria.cast_series_to_kind
    • gloria.infer_sampling_period
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Miscellaneous#

Functions#

cast_series_to_kind(series, kind)

Cast a pandas.Series to a canonical NumPy dtype chosen by its one-letter dtype kind code.

infer_sampling_period(timestamps[, q])

Estimates an upper bound for the sampling period of a time series.

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