Fix numpy.ma.fix_invalid
issue in NumPy 2.1.0 by replacing with numpy.ma.masked_invalid
#2042
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For an unknown reason,
numpy.ma.fix_invalid
behaves differently between NumPy 2.1.0 and NumPy 2.0.0. Specifically, when passing a pandas Series containing anumpy.nan
value,numpy.ma.fix_invalid
now makes changes in-place, even if thecopy
argument is set to its default value ofTrue
. This issue occurs only with pandas Series, not with NumPy arrays, for example.Nevertheless, we don't actually need the
numpy.ma.fix_invalid
function since we handleNaNs
later usingnumpy.nan_to_num
. It would be wiser (and likely more performant) to usenumpy.ma.masked_invalid
, which simply creates aMaskedArray
instance and allows us to obtain the mask from there.cc: @jdblischak
Closes #2040