Riley Brady
Riley Brady
But yes my question would be if you're looking for statistical significance that isn't bootstrapping, why not `pearson_r_p_value`? It uses the `t-test` there to get your pvalue. However, I think...
We just recently officially modified the `climpred` tagline to broaden our scope to: "Verification of weather and climate forecasts." We could also broaden this tagline to be general. Something like:...
@ahuang11, yes, I would add it to the new `test.py` module that @aaronspring is developing in #176. Another thing I have code for that is useful is a fisher z...
I think this sort of thing should be at `climpred`. `a` and `b` in `xskillscore` are two time series for instance. Let's say `a` is the forecast and `b` the...
I guess with the addition of the sign test, this could still fit here. If you hand `xskillscore` two different forecasts (one being the dynamical and the other the reference)...
Yeah that would be great, same for `climpred`. Just need to figure out how `xarray` does it elegantly.
Nevermind this just seems to be a consequence of my PR.
I think that could be a good thing to do, since it's a pretty short write-up. I could be available mostly to proof-read/contribute to an existing draft.
For reference, here's the `climpred` JOSS paper: https://joss.theoj.org/papers/10.21105/joss.02781. That is basically at the length limit, so it's effectively a pretty short paper.
This looks great! @jessica-tomaszewski