Changed import of factorial for SciPy>1.0 #19
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The alias scipy.misc.factorial is deprecated sicne scipy 1.0. Instead, scipy.special.factorial should be used.
rpvandenderen
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Jun 23, 2020
- included missing `scale_from_period` class methods in `Paul` and `DOG` wavelet classes - fixed indexing in transform.py: `cwt_time` used a list of slices to index a 2D array. In future versions of NumPy this will trigger at best an `IndexError`, at worst NumPy might try to silently interpret the list as array index which will yield the wrong result. Changes to be committed: modified: wavelets/transform.py modified: wavelets/wavelets.py
Added missing scale_from_period functionality for Paul + DOG wavelets
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So is this project abandoned? |
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Update: Yes, this project is abandoned and I've tried to make mine the replacement: #22 |
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The alias scipy.misc.factorial is deprecated sicne scipy 1.0. Instead,
scipy.special.factorial should be used.