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Update RNG usage with numpy's new interface #108
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Rebased on the GHA branch used in #109 |
numpy.random.default_rng may use a different algorithm between versions, so testing with a specific algorithm is best for stability. This necessitates updating all of the hard-coded test values. Most are basically the same, but a few are not.
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assert np.allclose(q, .32697921) | ||
_, q = bct.modularity_louvain_dir(x, seed=stable_rng) | ||
# assert np.allclose(q, .32697921) # legacy np.random.RandomState | ||
assert np.allclose(q, 0.373_475_890) # stable_rng |
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Result with new RNG is quite different to previous.
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assert np.allclose(q, .07885327) | ||
# N.B. this result is quite different | ||
# assert np.allclose(q, .07885327) # legacy numpy.random.RandomState | ||
assert np.allclose(q, 0.114_732_792) # stable_rng |
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Result with new RNG is quite different to previous.
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get_rng
is now just a thin wrapper aroundnumpy.random.default_rng
, which reduces the set of types which could be used as a seed but improves consistency.default_rng
may change the underlying algorithm in future numpy releases, which means that results are not necessarily stable for the same seed across numpy versions; as such, users can pass their BitGenerator of choice in theseed
argument, and tests are hard-coded to use today's preferred algorithm.Updating from the deprecated RNG (where the algorithm wasn't even selectable) to today's preferred one required changing all of the hardcoded reference values in the tests. For most, this was a pretty minor difference within reason for changing the random seed, but in a couple of cases the change was more significant. I'm not sure how best to check whether this is "real" or not.
Additionally removed EOL python versions from tox and added more recent releases.
Travis may be dead so I'll look into github actions instead.