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remove rand -> random, randn -> standard_normal and try except with randint/integers
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The tests are failing because we need to change import packagingto import packaging.version |
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@OriolAbril: If you check the "allow edits from maintainers" checkbox, then I can take over from here. |
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I don't have the option to either, probably because I did not open the PR, but I can give both you and @carlosgmartin access to my fork. |
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What is the status of this PR? Any change it can go in a new release? |
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I should point out SPEC-007, which is trying to normalise how random numbers are using within the scientific ecosystem. The main items are converging on the use of an |
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This was previously opened as #332, but because of branch renaming issues we had to reopen it. This is @OriolAbril's work, but @carlosgmartin might also be interested. I'll try to summarize where we stand from the previous thread shortly, but I think we were just about there. Anything in particular that was missing?