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Stochastic unit test failures with python 3.5 #82
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As a temporary workaround I'm lowering the tol for python 3.5 |
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* Added empty changelog * Small doc changes * Typo and reformat doc * Fixed issue #68 * Added travis file * Added branches safelist * Removed python 3.2 * Added devel branch to travis safelist * Updated pytest version * Replcated tmpdir_factory with tmp_path_factory * Fixed python version compatibility * Fixed syntax error * Casting pathlib objects to string for compatibility with python3.5 * Fixed python 3.5 compatibility error * Fixed issue #68 * Removed trailing whitespace * Added travis badge * Skip many integration tests if running inside Travis * Added conditional workflow for 3.5 version * Lowered p-value tolerance for python 3.5 * Fixed typos in checking python version * nbconvert is now installed bebore mknotebooks * Further tolerance adjustment for python3.5 * Updated Changelog * Clean up of travis yml file * Added Slack notifications and automatic gh-pages deployment (#78) * Updated release data and bumped version number * Add Changelog to doc (#81) * Workaround for issue #82
At the moment it would be advisable to use Python3.6+ instead |
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The txComp test randomly fails with python 3.5 due to a p-value discrepancy:
After inspecting the results of the GMM fitting, it looks like when the test fails there's a small cluster counts discrepancy:
Passing
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