* Remove Python 2.6 support
Some details about some slightly orthogonal changes:
* Note about cheking safely for nan is likely not valid any more (commit
introducing it is c80ca91b)
* scipy.linalg.qr econ parameter removed since scipy 0.9 in favour of
mode='economic'
* Remove unnecessary libgfortran in conda create command
* Putative fix by setting the random seed
* Revert unintended change
* Reinstate previous logic for checking for NaNs
* Reinstate change in error message
Error messages from Python 2.7 assertRegexp does not contain the
function name, in contrast with Python 3 assertRegex
* Throw an error with explicit message if n_estimators is not an integer.
* Testing for explicit message if n_estimators is not an integer.
* Fixed typo in test for explicit message if n_estimators is an integer.
* Added tests for np.int32 and float input.
* pep8 compliance
* fix function name
* Import numpy to test n_estimators suplied as numpy int32.
* use less nose.tools import to simplify future transition to activly developing test suites/runners
* assert_equal -> assert_array_equal in test_feature_hasher_pairs_with_string_values
and one missed ImportError that should be replaced with AttributeError
* test for py2.6 compat with except AttributeError
* fix importing of SkipTest
* force using nose in python2.6 for now
* there was no assert_dict_equal in py2.6. but we can use assert_equal
although failed test will look a little bit ugly
* remove nose imports from doc/datasets
* FIX adaboost estimators not randomising correctly
(fixes#7408)
FIX ensure nested random_state is set in ensembles
* DOC add what's new
* Only affect *__random_state, not *_random_state for now
* TST More informative assertions for ensemble tests
* More specific testing of different random_states
Replaced all BSD style licenses with "BSD 3 clause"
Not checked yet!
Removed duplicate "3 clause, 3 clause"
Removed trailing period if exists
Fixed some missed licences, still about 50 to do, but those can be automated
Think I got the last of them.
Apparently me and sed have different ideas of regex.
Found a few more
Nicolas Hug
Hanmin Qin