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The Best Local Regression Alternatives in 2026

24 alternatives0 free · 12 open source

Looking for something like Local Regression? Here are 24 alternatives, ranked by how closely they match it on purpose, features and platforms. Of these, 12 are open source.

About Local Regressiongithub.com/JuliaStats/Loess.jl
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Loess.jl is a Julia implementation of local regression using a fast kd-tree-based approximation.

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1Chips-n-Salsa —Yes—
2dtaidistance —Not stated—
3leaves —Yes—
4SeaGOAT —Yes—
5modelcontextprotocol/servers: Model Context Protocol Servers —Not stated—
6fastmath —Yes—
7liblinear-java —Yes—
8simple-statistics —Yes—
9Jupytext —Yes—
10DataDeps —Not stated—
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leaves

github.com/dmitryikh/leavesOpen source
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Prediction with gradient boosting regression tree models is implemented in leaves, a Go software library.

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GLM

github.com/JuliaStats/GLM.jl
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GLM.jl provides generalized linear models in Julia, with documentation and examples for the package.

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DSP

github.com/JuliaDSP/DSP.jlOpen source
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DSP.jl provides Julia routines for digital signal processing, including filter design, periodograms, convolution, and window functions.

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What is the best alternative to Local Regression?
Based on features, tags and platforms, the closest alternatives to Local Regression are Chips-n-Salsa, dtaidistance, and leaves.
Are there open-source alternatives to Local Regression?
Yes: Chips-n-Salsa, leaves, SeaGOAT, and fastmath.

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