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coffeequant
coffeequant

Reputation: 615

python statsmodels.predict does not work

x=range(100)
y=sin(x)
result=sm.OLS(x,y).fit()
result.predict(x)

Gives:

ValueError: matrices are not aligned

This is very simple code, not sure why it's not working? I searched lots of forums but could not find exact solution.

Upvotes: 0

Views: 297

Answers (1)

Josef
Josef

Reputation: 22897

quick answer:

I think you want x and y reversed result=sm.OLS(y, x).fit() The dependent variable (y) comes first, and then the array of explanatory variables (x).

The call to predict works with statsmodels master, but maybe you need a 2-D x in an older version:

result.predict(x[:,None])

to make the explanatory variable into a column_array. I don't remember when this was changed for 1-D x.)

Note also, that there is no constant/intercept added automatically when we don't use the formula interface.

The predict for the sample or training data can also be accessed through results.fittedvalues.

Upvotes: 1

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