Readme and missing dependency #1
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Hey Sergei,
it's Lorena from IZW Berlin. I wanted to use some of your scripts, but had to install some additional dependencies, so I wrote a short readme file about it.
Along the way, I discovered that
statsmodelswas missing from the dependency list, so I added it.There's another tricky thing, when I imported the MAVR project to PyCharm, I've noticed it created changes in the
.ideafolder and in some.pycfiles.Because all of these files are automatically generated I thought it would be best to remove them from version control and add them to
.gitignore.However, if you decide to merge this pull request, in order to prevent git from deleting your
.ideafolder, you should first run the following command:Happy to hear your comments! :D