Fix pandas warnings about .ravel() #449
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Pandas was issuing FutureWarnings about calling `Series.ravel`, which could be fixed by calling `np.ravel()` instead, and a keyword argument of the groupby `.apply` changing the default to not include the index in the calculations (which is the right thing to do).
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@santisoler the other warning about |
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So the pandas warning about I think we should leave it as is and let pandas change their default when they want. It's not like we're doing something completely wrong since the tests pass with or without the new argument., |
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Pandas was issuing FutureWarnings about calling
Series.ravel, which could be fixed by callingnp.ravel()instead, and a keyword argument of the groupby.applychanging the default to not include the index in the calculations (which is the right thing to do).