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Add the possibility to skip the cross correlation step when creating lagged regressors #50

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@smoia smoia added the Minormod label Apr 27, 2022
@smoia smoia merged commit 44a925a into master Apr 27, 2022
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smoia commented Apr 27, 2022

🚀 PR was released in 0.15.0 🚀

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@smoia smoia deleted the fix/skip_xcorr branch July 1, 2022 12:12
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