Suppress p-value warning for NaNs
See original GitHub issueOn xr_corr
, need to suppress warnings for NaNs. This is done for compute
functions, but I want to get the issue at the source. Easy fix when I have time.
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maybe we just leave this. probably this should rather be addressed in
xskillscore
When running pytest we quite a few warnings. Should get rid of those if possible. Some of them are I guess only based on some \s for latex style docstrings but others come from the metrics.