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- Analytical and bootstrapping confidence intervals for metrics (PR 206). This
includes some changes to the existing implementations (all old
implementations are still available, but deprecated)
- all pairwise metric functions take two arrays as input and return a single value
- the correlation metrics (``pearsonr``, ``spearmanr``, ``kendalltau``) have new
versions ``pearson_r``, ``spearman_r``, and ``kendall_tau`` which only return the
correlation value, but not the p-value. The old functions have been
deprecated. For calculating correlation + p-value, it is advised to use
``scipy.stats.pearsonr``, ``scipy.stats.spearmanr``, and
``scipy.stats.kendalltau``. Instead of p-values, confidence intervals for
the correlation coefficients could be obtained with::
r, lower, upper = with_analytical_ci(pearson_r, x, y)
- ``pytesmo.metrics.tcol_error`` and ``pytesmo.metrics.tcol_snr`` have been
deprecated. Use ``pytesmo.metrics.tcol_metrics`` instead (which is simply a
renaming of ``tcol_snr``).
- ``pytesmo.metrics.mse`` has been deprecated. There is a new, much faster
implementation available (``pytesmo.metrics.mse_decomposition``).
Individual values of the components can be calculated with
``pytesmo.metrics.mse``, ``pytesmo.metrics.mse_corr``,
``pytesmo.metrics.mse_bias``, ``pytesmo.metrics.mse_var``.
- Removed dependency on deprecated Numpy API
- added mean resampling in temporal collocation
- updated to ``ascat`` version 2.0