Fixed #754 to avoid futurewarnings in index sequences #755
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Note: one of the warning sources is upstream in scipy.fftpack, so we can't get them all right now. |
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Log is clean now -- all remaining futurewarnings are upstream. |
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Reference Issue
Fixes #754
What does this implement/fix? Explain your changes.
Numpy 1.15 added
FutureWarningfor using lists as ndarray indexes. This PR tuple-izes all of the offending cases to avoid the warnings going forward.Any other comments?
I don't anticipate any problems with this change. As long as the tests pass and the warnings are gone, I think we can merge without CR.
This change is