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Migrate ldsc from Python 2.7 to Python 3.6+ (based on bulik#360)
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Update: NCI have released an updated Python 3 LDSC (with a webtool) at https://github.com/cbiit/ldsc |
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This PR ports ldsc to Python 3, by running
2to3over it, and then cleaning up indents withreindent.It's been tested on our datasets, as well as the nose test suite that's included.
I did have to update one of the tests, it was comparing arrays to scalars using
nose.tools.assert_almost_equal, I updated this to usenumpy.iscloseinstead.