On 23 abr, 11:47, William Stein <wst...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> > I tried to run the same module via load instead of import, but load
> > was trying to load from the ~/.sage directory instead of the directory
> > where I started sage, (is this a bug?).
>
> No.
then the "How to use the Sage Notebook" help page should be fixed
because it says, and I quote:
"Use "load filename.sage" and "load filename.py". Load is relative to
the path you started the notebook in. The .sage files are preparsed
and .py files are not. You may omit the .sage or .py extension. Files
may load other files."
>
> > Also load also gave me a
> > syntax error when gave it a path : "load somedir/test.py". Shouldn't
> > load take full paths instead of only filenames?
>
> Yes. That definitely sounds like a bug. Thanks for reporting it.
>
> > Flávio
> >I think it will be hard to convice the scipy folks that this is a bug
> > since it runs perfectly in Python, and scipy is not supposed to handle
> > foreign types anyway...
>
> Bug or not, at some point either the scipy/numpy developers or the
> Sage developers will absolutely have to modify both scipy and numpy to
> fix this problem. Either that will happen via them better
> supporting other data types besides float/int, or we will have to
> significantly patch the versions of numpy/scipy that we ship with
> Sage. One or the other solution will inevitably happen.
>
> William
>
> -- William
What I did in my module, was to force every argument to
stats.distribution and the .ppf call, to be floats whether they be
ints or floats. That fixed it for now.
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