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6 changes: 4 additions & 2 deletions doc/source/changes/7.0.rst
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Version 7.1
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.. TODO(REL1): Add the release date.
Released on 2026-10-15.

.. rubric:: Highlights

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group or have missing values. 7.0 returned a wrong covariance or raised
``ZeroDivisionError``, and panel models made the missing ids a cluster of their own.
The ids of observations that are dropped for other missing values may be missing
(:issue:`789`).
(:issue:`789`, :issue:`845`).
- ``LinearFactorModelGMM`` raises a ``ValueError`` when the model is created if there
are not more observations than moment conditions. A ``sigma`` of ``LinearFactorModel``
that is not symmetric and positive definite, and a saturated debiased asset pricing
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- The tests do not leak warnings with any supported combination of versions, and the
minimum versions of statsmodels (0.14.6) and pyhdfe (0.2.0) were raised for this
(:issue:`751`, :issue:`826`).
- The tests compare floating-point results with a tolerance, since their last digits
differ between platforms, and the CI also tests a wheel on Intel macOS (:issue:`846`).
- The type annotations describe what the code accepts and returns: ``ArrayLike``
includes lists and tuples, and ``fitted_values``, ``estimated_effects`` and
``idiosyncratic`` of the panel results are ``DataFrame``. A GitHub workflow runs mypy,
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