Matt Haberland

I'm not aware of a function or library for that, nope. Can you send the rest of the code for this? Are all these intervals coming from resampling the same...

@Micky774 Thought you might be interested in this. The proposed change is simple and it resolves some problems. In main, the proposed test fails for two reasons - a warning...

The macOS Test Matix failure is in `scipy/sparse/linalg/_eigen/arpack/tests/test_arpack.py`. The linux_aarch64_test failure is in `scipy/linalg/tests/test_solvers.py::test_solve_discrete_are`. The macos_arm64_test failure is a bunch of warnings in stats distributions. The lint failure will be...

@keatonb if mailing list response is positive, a good example PR for a statistical distribution - and one that may be particularly relevant because it was also for a piecewise-defined...

> Someone told me to try working on this at the SciPy hackathon as a good next-step issue. Yes, that was me. Yes, it's best to start with a post...

Thanks @steppi! When I wasn't looking, I found the answer (explicitly for two samples) at the end of https://github.com/scipy/scipy/issues/16433#issuecomment-1161358545. If you could still confirm that it extends in the obvious...

@steppi I think I corrected this based on equation 15.36 of An Introduction to the Bootstrap. The code attempts to mirror the math in the paper, so hopefully it's not...

OK! I have a test that does not clearly show this is wrong! When bootstrapping the difference between skewnesses of two skewnorm distributions, SciPy and wBoot BCa methods agree. Furthermore,...

No problem. Thanks!

Thanks so much for looking into this! I'll add the mouse data acceleration parameter example and the comparison against R as a test, then I'll be done with this. After...