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@shoyer shoyer commented Jan 3, 2015

TODO:

  • update documentation (I'll do this later)
  • update minimum required numpy version to 1.9? (so we can use np.nanmedian) (added an informative error message for median)

fixes #209
xref #130

@shoyer shoyer added this to the 0.4 milestone Jan 3, 2015
@shoyer shoyer force-pushed the nan-ops branch 3 times, most recently from e472a4f to eb392d7 Compare January 4, 2015 15:47
TODO:
- [ ] update documentation

Fixes GH209
xref GH130
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Switch to use nan-skipping aggregation functions by default and add .median() method
@shoyer shoyer merged commit 2ba9c32 into pydata:master Jan 4, 2015
@shoyer shoyer deleted the nan-ops branch January 4, 2015 16:05
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Rethink silently passing TypeError when encountered during Dataset aggregations
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