BUG: spatial.ConvexHull triggers a seg. fault when given nans. #5450
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It used to trigger a Segmentation Fault, which is not a very elegant way to show that something is wrong. As it should not try to figure something out of NaNs, it beautifully resigns with a ValueError now. Fixes scipy#5450
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It used to trigger a Segmentation Fault, which is not a very elegant way to show that something is wrong. As it should not try to figure something out of NaNs, it beautifully resigns with a ValueError now. Fixes scipy#5450
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It used to trigger a Segmentation Fault, which is not a very elegant way to show that something is wrong. As it should not try to figure something out of NaNs, it beautifully resigns with a ValueError now. Fixes scipy#5450
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ConvexHull would trigger a Segmentation Fault, which is not a very elegant way to show that something is wrong. As it should not try to figure something out of NaNs, it beautifully resigns with a ValueError now. This also reflects on the behavior of Delaunay. Tests that would pass if they didn't have NaNs have been written for both classes. Fixes scipy#5450
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This was reported on the Anaconda support email list: https://groups.google.com/a/continuum.io/forum/#!topic/anaconda/FB9KRzGzVHI
I can reproduce the problem on a Mac running OS X 10.9.5 with scipy master:
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