Cliff Hansen
Cliff Hansen
@scttnlsn re-reading my comment, I don't think I was very clear: PR welcome along the lines you propose.
#1056 this has been needed for some time.
If we remove data files for tests from the distribution, does that mean that `pytest test_xxxx.py` will return a bunch of errors unrelated to the contributor's new tests?
> > If we remove data files for tests from the distribution, does that mean that pytest test_xxxx.py will return a bunch of errors unrelated to the contributor's new tests?...
I understand my own question better. Excluding the test files from the distribution wouldn't affect running tests locally on a fork, since the fork clones the repository rather than installs...
Imagining myself as a user, it seems more natural to first look for a function that fit a specific model (e.g. CEC) and then filter by the kind of data...
That sounds good, @kadheer. I'll close #2401
Huh. I agree that v0.11.1 isn't the desired behavior, nor was a change intended. Now I'm curious about two things: - how did tests not detect this change (I haven't...
However we fix it, let's add some inline comments.
My colleague Matt Lave spent some time looking at various downscaling algorithms/datasets, to create input to electrical distribution system simulations. His conclusion is that statistical downscaling methods tends to underestimate...