FIX: loosen numerical tolerance in test_pareto() #430
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The problem was that in 32bit Ubuntu 12.04, one gets the following: > /home/njs/numpy/.tox/py27/local/lib/python2.7/site-packages/numpy/random/tests/test_random.py(363)test_pareto() -> np.testing.assert_array_almost_equal(actual, desired, decimal=15) (Pdb) actual[1, 0] 52828779.702948704 (Pdb) desired[1, 0] 52828779.702948518 and the test was comparing the numbers to 1e-14, which obviously failed. Fixes numpy#424.
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No-one seems to object, so merging... |
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FIX: loosen numerical tolerance in test_pareto()
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[This is a tighter version of #425 and I think supersedes it]
The problem was that in 32bit Ubuntu 12.04, one gets the following:
and the test was comparing the numbers to 1e-14, which obviously
failed.
Fixes #424.