pep8ify stats/distributions.py #3126
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- mostly missing whitespace after "," - linebreaks - indentation
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This python file distributions.py has grown so large that github is treating it as not human readable in some contexts, and I am inclined to agree. |
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Splitting it into three parts (core classes, continuous and discrete distributions) would be fine with me. |
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I'll merge this and then see what happens when I try to split the file into three parts. |
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@rgommers wrote: Splitting it into three parts (core classes, continuous and discrete distributions) would be fine with me. +1 |
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Thanks @sotte! |
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Here is my attempt to split the distributions.py file: #3128 |
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Thanks for the merge! Also nice to see that |
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While I was looking at distributions.py I fixed a few pep8 errors.