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I think we should go with this PR @Zeitsperre. CI passing

aaronspring and others added 10 commits October 15, 2025 17:41
This PR completes the fixes started in PR #435 by removing all remaining
np.atleast_1d() calls that were causing numerical differences in p-value
calculations with NumPy 2.x.

Changes:
- Remove np.atleast_1d() from _effective_sample_size (line 146)
- Remove np.atleast_1d() from _pearson_r_p_value (line 350)
- Simplify NaN handling in _pearson_r_p_value using np.where()
- Simplify NaN handling in _pearson_r_eff_p_value using np.where()
- Remove np.atleast_1d() from _spearman_r_p_value (line 483)

These changes ensure that p-value calculations return the same numerical
results with NumPy 2.x as they did with NumPy 1.x, fixing doctest failures
in downstream packages like climpred.

Fixes numerical regression introduced in v0.0.27.
Completes #435
Related to pangeo-data/climpred#870

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- Fix discrimination doctest coordinate order by enforcing consistent ordering
- Suppress NumPy scalar conversion warnings in multipletests
- Update pearson_r_eff_p_value doctest to reflect behavior change from #437

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Remove duplicate result coordinate definition in stattests.py
The PR incorrectly changed two doctest expectations:

1. In pearson_r_eff_p_value, the expected value at [2,2] was changed from 'nan' to '1.', but the actual output is still 'nan' after removing np.atleast_1d() calls.

2. In multipletests, the coordinate order was changed, but the actual output has 'result' coordinate last, not first.

This commit fixes both doctest expectations to match the actual output, resolving CI test failures.

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The discrimination function was incorrectly always returning a DataArray,
even when the input was a Dataset. This caused test failures where:
- Dataset inputs returned DataArray outputs (type mismatch)
- Using .values on Dataset returned bound methods instead of data

Changes:
- Add type checking to preserve input type (Dataset vs DataArray)
- Use .data instead of .values to preserve dask arrays
- Return Dataset as-is without reconstruction when input is Dataset

Fixes test_discrimination_sum failures across all Python versions.

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need to deep dive

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dont see a problem here. random data input anyways

@aaronspring aaronspring marked this pull request as ready for review October 15, 2025 18:50
@aaronspring aaronspring changed the title Pr 437 Fix Oct 15, 2025
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LGTM

@aaronspring aaronspring merged commit e7709e1 into main Oct 15, 2025
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