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Since Uncertainties has not been updated much recently, there has been time for the functions in the unumpy module to drift relative to upstream numpy. Following on from the need to look at the numpy support because of numpy 2 (#222), it would be good to review the current unumpy interface to make sure the current functions still match numpy's versions (no change in function signature) and no functions added to numpy that a user would expect are missing. Besides that there are a couple known action items:
numpy 2 introduced aliases for inverse trigonometric functions like acos for arccos. It would be good for unumpy to include similar aliases.
Review if unumpy.matrix could be updated/deprecated. The corresponding numpy.matrix has been documented as not recommended and possibly to be removed for a long time now. However, the numpy developers did not take the opportunity to remove it with numpy 2.0 and likely numpy 3.0 will not happen for a long time. Still, unumpy.matrix could perhaps migrate to deriving from a standard array instead of numpy.matrix.
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Since Uncertainties has not been updated much recently, there has been time for the functions in the unumpy module to drift relative to upstream numpy. Following on from the need to look at the numpy support because of numpy 2 (#222), it would be good to review the current unumpy interface to make sure the current functions still match numpy's versions (no change in function signature) and no functions added to numpy that a user would expect are missing. Besides that there are a couple known action items:
acos
forarccos
. It would be good for unumpy to include similar aliases.unumpy.matrix
could be updated/deprecated. The corresponding numpy.matrix has been documented as not recommended and possibly to be removed for a long time now. However, the numpy developers did not take the opportunity to remove it with numpy 2.0 and likely numpy 3.0 will not happen for a long time. Still,unumpy.matrix
could perhaps migrate to deriving from a standard array instead ofnumpy.matrix
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: