Fix Calibration Curve Times with Mixed Inputs#265
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…e_times The `_build_initial_df_for_times` function now correctly handles cases where `probs` is a dictionary and `reals` and `times` are polars Series. This is achieved by relaxing the type check to allow for both NumPy arrays and polars Series. This change fixes a `TypeError` that occurred when calling `create_calibration_curve_times` with mixed input types, as reported by the user. An additional test case has been added to cover this scenario and prevent future regressions.
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This change fixes a bug in the
create_calibration_curve_timesfunction that caused aTypeErrorwhenprobswas a dictionary andrealsandtimeswere polars Series. The fix involves updating the type checking in the_build_initial_df_for_timesfunction to correctly handle these mixed input types. A new test case has been added to ensure this scenario is covered.PR created automatically by Jules for task 6690867222810794807 started by @uriahf