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Sparklen: A Statistical Learning Toolkit for High-Dimensional Hawkes Processes in Python

arXiv 2502.18979 ↗First posted 26 Feb 2025stat.ME stat.MLcited by 0

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Abstract (arXiv)

This paper introduces Sparklen, a statistical learning toolkit for Hawkes processes in Python, designed to bring together efficiency and ease of use. The purpose of this package is to provide the Python community with a complete suite of cutting-edge tools specifically tailored for the study of exponential Hawkes processes, with a particular focus on highdimensional framework. It includes state-of-the-art estimation tools with built-in support for incorporating regularization techniques, and novel classification methods. To enhance computational performance, Sparklen leverages a high-performance C++ core for intensive tasks. This dual-language approach makes Sparklen a powerful solution for computationally demanding real-world applications. Here, we present its implementation framework and provide illustrative examples, demonstrating its capabilities and practical usage.

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