With most of the paperwork done I’ve started to make use of my free time in Toronto.  In an effort to improve my Python programming I implemented a cummulative sum estimation based change point detection algorithm in Pyton based on an article by Dr. Wayne A. Taylor.  The changepoint project is available on Google code– all comments are apprecaited.

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  1. Hi,

    I was looking for a python implementation of a changepoint detection algorithm and found your site. I ended up writing my own version in a slightly more pythonic fashion. If you’re interested it’s available at http://github.com/bzimmer/changepoint. Thanks for the inspiration!

    Brian Zimmer - 12 Dec 09 at 6:04 pm

  2. Hi Brian,

    The changepoint algorithm was one of my first python programs. Thanks for putting up the more pythonic version up on GitHub.

    Sheheryar Sewani - 18 Jan 10 at 5:08 pm

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