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np.trapz has been completely replaced by np.trapezoid in the latest version of numpy. Hence, we decided to support only np.trapezoid from now on. People insisting on using np.trapz can use older versions of promdens.
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One unfortunate thing now is that the currently published promdens versions are broken for newer python versions since they by default install the newest numpy (see e.g. failing tests on Python 3.13 here https://github.com/PHOTOX/promdens/actions/runs/21260403172/job/61186176146?pr=63) A way to prevent that would be to pin the numpy version, e.g. to |
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np.trapz has been completely replaced by np.trapezoid in the latest version of numpy. Hence, we decided to support only np.trapezoid from now on. People insisting on using np.trapz can use older versions of promdens.