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This Pull Request aims to simplify the dependency lists and workflows so that they can be more easily maintained.

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This pull request can't move forward to support modern Python (3.13) until changes in xskillscore are made to support numpy newer than v1.25. See: xarray-contrib/xskillscore#426

@aaronspring aaronspring self-requested a review May 10, 2025 12:47
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@aaronspring I'm seeing no difference in the printout. I honestly am baffled by this problem. This PR is holding up the entire queue of updates...

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CLAUDE CODE: following xarray-contrib/xskillscore#435 (comment)

Summary

  After extensive investigation, I've discovered that the doctest failure in PR #870 is due to incomplete fixes in xskillscore PR #435. Here's what I
  found:

  Root Cause

  xskillscore v0.0.27 introduced np.atleast_1d() calls to handle NumPy 2.x compatibility, but these calls change the numerical results of p-value
  calculations. xskillscore PR #435 (https://github.com/xarray-contrib/xskillscore/pull/435) was created to fix this, but it's incomplete.

  Specific Issues in xskillscore PR #435

  The PR only fixed _pearson_r_p_value but left bugs in:
  1. _effective_sample_size (line 146): Still has np.atleast_1d(a)
  2. _pearson_r_eff_p_value (lines 278-281): Still has buggy NaN handling with np.atleast_1d(r)
  3. _spearman_r_p_value (line 351): Still has np.atleast_1d(a)

  Required Fix

  Complete the xskillscore PR #435 by:
  1. Remove np.atleast_1d() from line 146
  2. Replace lines 278-281 in _pearson_r_eff_p_value with: return np.where(np.isnan(r), np.nan, res)
  3. Remove np.atleast_1d() from line 351

  Next Steps

  Since you're the author of xskillscore PR #435, you should:
  1. Push the complete fix to that PR
  2. Once merged and released as xskillscore v0.0.28, the climpred doctests will pass
  3. Update climpred's CI workflow to use xskillscore v0.0.28 when available

  The doctest values in climpred (0.07628 0.08293 0.08169...) are correct - they just require the completed xskillscore fix to be achieved with NumPy 2.x.

  Todos
  ☒ Examine PR #870 to understand what changes were made
  ☒ Check xskillscore PR #435 for related changes
  ☒ Investigate the doctest failure in _pearson_r_eff_p_value
  ☒ Install xskillscore patch and reproduce the issue
  ☒ Understand root cause - numpy 2.x compatibility
  ☒ Apply complete fix to xskillscore
  ☒ Test with NumPy < 2.0
  ☒ Check git history of the doctest expected values
  ☒ Found that CI uses xskillscore from git main
  ☐ Install xskillscore from git main and test

aaronspring added a commit to aaronspring/xskillscore that referenced this pull request Oct 15, 2025
This PR completes the fixes started in PR xarray-contrib#435 by removing all remaining
np.atleast_1d() calls that were causing numerical differences in p-value
calculations with NumPy 2.x.

Changes:
- Remove np.atleast_1d() from _effective_sample_size (line 146)
- Remove np.atleast_1d() from _pearson_r_p_value (line 350)
- Simplify NaN handling in _pearson_r_p_value using np.where()
- Simplify NaN handling in _pearson_r_eff_p_value using np.where()
- Remove np.atleast_1d() from _spearman_r_p_value (line 483)

These changes ensure that p-value calculations return the same numerical
results with NumPy 2.x as they did with NumPy 1.x, fixing doctest failures
in downstream packages like climpred.

Fixes numerical regression introduced in v0.0.27.
Completes xarray-contrib#435
Related to pangeo-data/climpred#870

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aaronspring and others added 5 commits October 15, 2025 17:48
Update CI to use xskillscore branch aaronspring:fix-numpy2-atleast-1d-complete
which contains complete NumPy 2.x compatibility fixes for p-value calculations.

This branch addresses all remaining np.atleast_1d() issues left unfixed in
xskillscore PR #435, ensuring correct numerical results for p-values with
NumPy 2.x.

Related to:
- xarray-contrib/xskillscore#437
- xarray-contrib/xskillscore#435

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Move xskillscore git installation to AFTER climpred installation in
minimum-test and doctest jobs. This ensures the git version overrides
the conda version instead of being overridden by it.

The maximum-test job already had the correct order.

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Update install-upstream-wheels.sh to use aaronspring:fix-numpy2-atleast-1d-complete branch for upstream development CI. This ensures consistency with the climpred_testing.yml configuration and applies the numpy2 compatibility fix across all CI workflows.

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Replace xskillscore fix-numpy2-atleast-1d-complete branch with pr-437 branch across all CI workflows. This updates:
- climpred_testing.yml (minimum-test, maximum-test, doctest jobs)
- install-upstream-wheels.sh (upstream development CI)

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Update xskillscore installation from aaronspring/xskillscore to xarray-contrib/xskillscore for PR 437 branch. The previous configuration pointed to a non-existent branch in the wrong repository.

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aaronspring added a commit to xarray-contrib/xskillscore that referenced this pull request Oct 15, 2025
* Complete NumPy 2.x compatibility fixes for p-value calculations

This PR completes the fixes started in PR #435 by removing all remaining
np.atleast_1d() calls that were causing numerical differences in p-value
calculations with NumPy 2.x.

Changes:
- Remove np.atleast_1d() from _effective_sample_size (line 146)
- Remove np.atleast_1d() from _pearson_r_p_value (line 350)
- Simplify NaN handling in _pearson_r_p_value using np.where()
- Simplify NaN handling in _pearson_r_eff_p_value using np.where()
- Remove np.atleast_1d() from _spearman_r_p_value (line 483)

These changes ensure that p-value calculations return the same numerical
results with NumPy 2.x as they did with NumPy 1.x, fixing doctest failures
in downstream packages like climpred.

Fixes numerical regression introduced in v0.0.27.
Completes #435
Related to pangeo-data/climpred#870

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* Fix failing doctests on Python 3.13

- Fix discrimination doctest coordinate order by enforcing consistent ordering
- Suppress NumPy scalar conversion warnings in multipletests
- Update pearson_r_eff_p_value doctest to reflect behavior change from #437

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* Update deterministic.py

* Fix duplicate result coordinate in stattests.py

Remove duplicate result coordinate definition in stattests.py

* Fix incorrect doctest expectations

The PR incorrectly changed two doctest expectations:

1. In pearson_r_eff_p_value, the expected value at [2,2] was changed from 'nan' to '1.', but the actual output is still 'nan' after removing np.atleast_1d() calls.

2. In multipletests, the coordinate order was changed, but the actual output has 'result' coordinate last, not first.

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* Revert "Fix incorrect doctest expectations"

This reverts commit 4ef1286.

* Fix discrimination function to preserve Dataset type

The discrimination function was incorrectly always returning a DataArray,
even when the input was a Dataset. This caused test failures where:
- Dataset inputs returned DataArray outputs (type mismatch)
- Using .values on Dataset returned bound methods instead of data

Changes:
- Add type checking to preserve input type (Dataset vs DataArray)
- Use .data instead of .values to preserve dask arrays
- Return Dataset as-is without reconstruction when input is Dataset

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aaronspring commented Oct 15, 2025

I know accept that we might need to change the pearsonr_eff_p_value doctest. Is there any other unit test failing? @Zeitsperre lost the overview and which xskillscore version to test against. If you know a good commit to revert to please feel free to do so

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@aaronspring I think once we tag a release of xskillscore everything here should be passing. I unfortunately got a bit carried away doing cleanup in this PR, but the changes are here to make things much easier to maintain.

The docstring changes I can see are primarily there to support the newer xarray. Things like upgrading pytest_lazy_fixtures are needed to support newer Python/pytest versions.

We'll be squashing these commits, so I'm not too worried about the volume of them here.

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I'm just worried there would be also other tests failing. Do you know?

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It's possible. I can re-add the xskillscore@main installation step to be extra certain. The main branch appears stable there now.

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@aaronspring After fixing one small numpy v2.x issue, the remaining failing tests are:

FAILED src/climpred/tests/test_bootstrap.py::test_bootstrap_p_climatology[acc] - AssertionError: assert <xarray.DataArray 'SST' ()> Size: 1B\narray(False)\nCoordinates:\n    lead     int32 4B 1\n    results  <U12 48B 'verify skill'
 +  where <xarray.DataArray 'SST' ()> Size: 1B\narray(False)\nCoordinates:\n    lead     int32 4B 1\n    results  <U12 48B 'verify skill' = all()
 +    where all = <xarray.DataArray 'SST' ()> Size: 1B\narray(False)\nCoordinates:\n    lead     int32 4B 1\n    results  <U12 48B 'verify skill'.all
FAILED src/climpred/tests/test_bootstrap.py::test_bootstrap_resample_dim_init_all_skill_ci[same_inits-pearson_r-HindcastEnsemble] - AssertionError: assert <xarray.DataArray 'SST' ()> Size: 1B\narray(False)\nCoordinates:\n    member   int32 4B 1
 +  where <xarray.DataArray 'SST' ()> Size: 1B\narray(False)\nCoordinates:\n    member   int32 4B 1 = all()
 +    where all = <xarray.DataArray 'SST' (skill: 4, results: 1, lead: 3)> Size: 12B\narray([[[ True,  True,  True]],\n\n       [[False, False, False]],\n\n       [[ True,  True,  True]],\n\n       [[ True,  True,  True]]])\nCoordinates:\n  * skill    (skill) <U13 208B 'initialized' 'climatology' ... 'uninitialized'\n  * results  (results) <U12 48B 'low_ci'\n  * lead     (lead) int32 12B 1 2 3\n    member   int32 4B 1.all
 +      where <xarray.DataArray 'SST' (skill: 4, results: 1, lead: 3)> Size: 12B\narray([[[ True,  True,  True]],\n\n       [[False, False, False]],\n\n       [[ True,  True,  True]],\n\n       [[ True,  True,  True]]])\nCoordinates:\n  * skill    (skill) <U13 208B 'initialized' 'climatology' ... 'uninitialized'\n  * results  (results) <U12 48B 'low_ci'\n  * lead     (lead) int32 12B 1 2 3\n    member   int32 4B 1 = notnull()
 +        where notnull = <xarray.DataArray 'SST' (skill: 4, results: 1, lead: 3)> Size: 96B\narray([[[-0.05222212, -0.06283476, -0.02491627]],\n\n       [[        nan,         nan,         nan]],\n\n       [[-0.03680997, -0.03768174, -0.02301421]],\n\n       [[-0.04904248, -0.05185329, -0.05062383]]])\nCoordinates:\n  * skill    (skill) <U13 208B 'initialized' 'climatology' ... 'uninitialized'\n  * results  (results) <U12 48B 'low_ci'\n  * lead     (lead) int32 12B 1 2 3\n    member   int32 4B 1.notnull
FAILED src/climpred/tests/test_bootstrap.py::test_bootstrap_resample_dim_init_all_skill_ci[maximize-pearson_r-HindcastEnsemble] - AssertionError: assert <xarray.DataArray 'SST' ()> Size: 1B\narray(False)\nCoordinates:\n    member   int32 4B 1
 +  where <xarray.DataArray 'SST' ()> Size: 1B\narray(False)\nCoordinates:\n    member   int32 4B 1 = all()
 +    where all = <xarray.DataArray 'SST' (skill: 4, results: 1, lead: 3)> Size: 12B\narray([[[ True,  True,  True]],\n\n       [[False, False, False]],\n\n       [[ True,  True,  True]],\n\n       [[ True,  True,  True]]])\nCoordinates:\n  * skill    (skill) <U13 208B 'initialized' 'climatology' ... 'uninitialized'\n  * results  (results) <U12 48B 'low_ci'\n  * lead     (lead) int32 12B 1 2 3\n    member   int32 4B 1.all
 +      where <xarray.DataArray 'SST' (skill: 4, results: 1, lead: 3)> Size: 12B\narray([[[ True,  True,  True]],\n\n       [[False, False, False]],\n\n       [[ True,  True,  True]],\n\n       [[ True,  True,  True]]])\nCoordinates:\n  * skill    (skill) <U13 208B 'initialized' 'climatology' ... 'uninitialized'\n  * results  (results) <U12 48B 'low_ci'\n  * lead     (lead) int32 12B 1 2 3\n    member   int32 4B 1 = notnull()
 +        where notnull = <xarray.DataArray 'SST' (skill: 4, results: 1, lead: 3)> Size: 96B\narray([[[-0.03126647, -0.02995248, -0.02491627]],\n\n       [[        nan,         nan,         nan]],\n\n       [[-0.03172224, -0.03773511, -0.02301421]],\n\n       [[-0.01646102, -0.02955196, -0.05062383]]])\nCoordinates:\n  * skill    (skill) <U13 208B 'initialized' 'climatology' ... 'uninitialized'\n  * results  (results) <U12 48B 'low_ci'\n  * lead     (lead) int32 12B 1 2 3\n    member   int32 4B 1.notnull

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aaronspring commented Oct 16, 2025

now passes some CI jobs, not others...


Summary by Python Version

Python Version Jobs NumPy Versions Failed Tests Status
3.9 2 1.26.4, 2.0.2 0 ✅ All Pass
3.10 3 1.26.4, 2.2.6 3 (1 job) ⚠️ Mixed
3.11 1 1.26.4 3 ❌ Fail
3.12 2 2.3.3 3 (both jobs) ❌ All Fail
3.13 1 2.3.3 3 ❌ Fail

Summary by NumPy Version

NumPy Version Python Versions Failed Tests Jobs Affected
1.26.4 3.9, 3.10, 3.11 0 (Py3.9), 3 (Py3.10, Py3.11) 2 of 3 jobs fail
2.0.2 3.9 0 0 of 1 job fails
2.2.6 3.10 0 0 of 2 jobs fail
2.3.3 3.12, 3.13 3 (all jobs) 3 of 3 jobs fail

Key Findings

  1. Python 3.9 is the only version where all tests pass (with both NumPy 1.26.4 and 2.0.2)
  2. All failing jobs have exactly 3 test failures (same bootstrap tests)
  3. NumPy 2.3.3 fails on both Python 3.12 and 3.13
  4. NumPy 1.26.4 only passes on Python 3.9, fails on Python 3.10 and 3.11
  5. NumPy 2.2.6 on Python 3.10 passes (Doctests/Notebooks only)

Updates all conda environment files and pyproject.toml to require numpy>=2.0.0 instead of numpy>=1.25.0. This ensures all CI jobs use numpy 2.x, which is required for proper compatibility with xskillscore>=0.0.27.

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@aaronspring I don't think the numpy version is the cause of the problems here, but if we want to drop support for it, we'll need to drop Python3.9 as well (might be way overdue anyway).

I think the issues might stem from behaviour from newer versions of xarray.

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If you think it is xarray we would need to run git bisect on xarray probably

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Or many these dependency issues need to be tackled before this huge PR here

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If you'd like me to divide this PR, I can. Most of the dependency issues I addressed here stem from dependency pins not being in sync between configuration files or version listed being exceptionally out-of-date. Many of those builds were failing on master already.

I don't mind creating a new branch from this base to test changes to dependencies across the build configurations. Perhaps we can try pinning a few of the usual suspects (numpy, xarray, etc.) to see what happens.

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