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I'm not sure if this is a bug, but I'v noticed a strange behavior of skew() and kurt() on constant series:
#skew: pd.Series(3075.3, np.arange(300)).skew() #returns -105683727.49921818 pd.Series(3075.2, np.arange(300)).skew() #returns nan pd.Series(3075.5, np.arange(300)).skew() #returns 0 #kurt: pd.Series(3075.3, np.arange(300)).kurt() #returns 9305221026420888.0 pd.Series(3075.2, np.arange(300)).kurt() #returns -7459707710545691.0 pd.Series(3075.5, np.arange(300)).kurt() #returns 0
(using pandas 0.17.1 (from anacondas) on a 64bit intel windows 7 pc)
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xref for rolling versions of kurt/skew: #8270
kurt/skew
we fixed this for var here: #10679
var
interested in doing a similar fix for kurt/skew?
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cc @jvkersch
I can pick this up some time next week, if there are no other takers.
@jvkersch that would be great!
closed by #12121
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I'm not sure if this is a bug, but I'v noticed a strange behavior of skew() and kurt() on constant series:
(using pandas 0.17.1 (from anacondas) on a 64bit intel windows 7 pc)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: