Update to changes in Base's cov and cor #141
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The new syntax should be added to Compat, this won't be the only use case. |
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I wouldn't be so sure about that, but they are in progress anyway. I think few people uses a custom mean or MLE corrections when computing covariances. I tried to search through julia repositories on GitHub, but unfortunately the search doesn't allow |
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These changes are necessary after JuliaLang/julia#13465 where the keyword arguments for
meanandvardimwere removed. Notice that the tests there won't pass before JuliaLang/julia#13505 has been merged. I got some of the deprecation definitions wrong in the first attempt.