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Suppress numpy warning during uarray creation #1070
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This PR will eliminate the remaining warnings issued by sphinx when building the docs in #983 and so allow us to use |
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This PR is a follow up to qiskit-community#1070. It suppresses numpy warnings during uncertainties array creation in more places in the code. Something changed recently in the numpy code so that it generates warnings when it used to suppress them, in particular when using `numpy.vectorize` which wraps user-level Python code inside of numpy C code and seems to lose context about warning state. See numpy/numpy#21416 for more information.
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This PR is a follow up to #1070. It suppresses numpy warnings during uncertainties array creation in more places in the code. Something changed recently in the numpy code so that it generates warnings when it used to suppress them, in particular when using `numpy.vectorize` which wraps user-level Python code inside of numpy C code and seems to lose context about warning state. See numpy/numpy#21416 for more information.
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This PR is a follow up to qiskit-community#1070. It suppresses numpy warnings during uncertainties array creation in more places in the code. Something changed recently in the numpy code so that it generates warnings when it used to suppress them, in particular when using `numpy.vectorize` which wraps user-level Python code inside of numpy C code and seems to lose context about warning state. See numpy/numpy#21416 for more information.
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Suppress invalid value warning from numpy during data processing
When handling level one data, DataProcessor would produce a numpy warning about
an invalid value. Briefly, the reason the warning is emitted is that
uncertainties
callsnumpy.vectorize
which callsuncertainties.core.Variable
from within numpy C extension code.Variable
does a
std_dev < 0
check andDataProcessor
setsstd_dev
initially tonan
. When the CPU does a floating point comparison withnan
, it sets anexception flag. Python ignores this flag, but numpy emits a warning, so when
Variable
is created from within the numpy C code the warning is detected andemitted. As we know this chain of events will happen, we can simply ignore the
warning for this operation.