Casting bound values as float in inference_parameter.py to prevent parsing errors
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Came from actually reviewing and using the docs with @emprzy which highlighted some short comings.
…fixes Minor Edits To `black` Docs
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Cast `lb` and `ub` as `floats` when they are pulled from the config.
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Describe your changes.
Casting
lbandubvalues as floats within the.add_single_parameter()method.Does this pull request make any user interface changes? If so please describe.
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What does your pull request address? Tag relevant issues.
This pull request addresses GH #380. Instances of scientific notation in configs that don't have a decimal in the mantissa AND a sign in the exponent are read in as strings (as opposed to floats), and this circumvents that.
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@saraloo , is this adequate enough to prevent parsing errors? Perhaps there is somewhere else in this file (or places in other files) that needs a
float()cast as well?