Just noticed that skpalm.permutations.quickperms returns MATLAB-style indices starting with 1 and not 0. This is not a big issue and can easily be resolved by simply subtracting 1 from the resulting matrix:
perms = quickperms(design_matrix=None,exchangeability_blocks=eb,perms=n_perms+1)
perms = perms[0]
# FIXME: quickperms creates MATLAB-style indices (starting with 1) but we need
# indices starting with 0
perms = perms - 1
but since this is a python function, users might fall into the trap of simply assuming python-indices? Maybe we should change that?
Just noticed that
skpalm.permutations.quickpermsreturns MATLAB-style indices starting with 1 and not 0. This is not a big issue and can easily be resolved by simply subtracting 1 from the resulting matrix:but since this is a python function, users might fall into the trap of simply assuming python-indices? Maybe we should change that?