ci: reduce pytest --ignore list in build.yml (re-enable local_weighted_learning)

[priya-sundaram-dev]

Per @cclauss's request in #15081, this trims the pytest --ignore list in build.yml. I investigated every ignored path to see which could be re-enabled. Removing docs/conf.py and project_euler/ was explicitly out of scope (config file / dedicated workflow), so this focuses on the rest.

Re-enabled ✅

• machine_learning/local_weighted_learning/local_weighted_learning.py — imports only numpy and matplotlib (both already in [project.dependencies]), and all plotting lives under if __name__ == "__main__", so --doctest-modules just imports it cleanly.

  The reason it was actually ignored surfaced once CI ran it: its doctests used tau=0.6 on data with feature values ~17–25, so the Gaussian weights underflowed to ≈0 (e.g. 8e-118, 1e-177). That made XᵀWX numerically singular (cond ≈ 5.6e18), so inv(...) — and the predictions — were nondeterministic across numpy/BLAS builds: on the CI numpy the first prediction came out 0.0 instead of the documented 1.07. Second commit fixes this by switching the doctests to tau=5 (cond ≈ 2e2) — the same bandwidth the module's own main() already uses — and rounding the outputs so they're stable across platforms. Deterministic now; the 5 doctests pass under --doctest-modules.

Investigated, needs to stay ignored — with the specific blocker

• computer_vision/cnn_classification.py, dynamic_programming/k_means_clustering_tensorflow.py, neural_network/input_data.py — all import tensorflow, which is not (and, given its size/Python-version cadence, deliberately isn't) in [project.dependencies]. Collection fails at import. Same reason tracked historically in Reenable files when TensorFlow supports the current Python #11318.
• machine_learning/lstm/lstm_prediction.py — imports keras, but Keras 3 needs a backend (TensorFlow/JAX/PyTorch) and none is in the dependency set, so from keras.layers import LSTM can't resolve a backend in CI.
• quantum/q_fourier_transform.py — imports qiskit (not a dependency) and uses the removed qiskit.Aer / execute API. Already tracked by the # TODO: #8818 Re-enable quantum tests comment right above this block.
• web_programming/current_stock_price.py, web_programming/fetch_anime_and_play.py — their doctests make live HTTP requests to third-party sites and assert on scraped HTML; re-enabling them would make build flaky/dependent on external services.
• scripts/validate_solutions.py — validates Project Euler answers against a network manifest and is meant to run in its own dedicated flow, not the general build matrix.

Net effect

One line removed from the ignore list, with local_weighted_learning now genuinely green in CI. I kept the change deliberately small and evidence-based — happy to revisit any of the above if a maintainer wants to add the corresponding heavy/optional dependency (e.g. a TensorFlow or Qiskit job).

Ref #15081.

Checklist

• I have read CONTRIBUTING.md.
• This pull request is all my own work -- I have not plagiarized.
• I know that pull requests will not be merged if they fail the automated tests.
• All functions and variable names follow Python naming conventions.
• All function parameters and return values are annotated with Python type hints.
• All functions have doctests that pass the automated testing.
• This is a CI/tooling change (build.yml) plus the doctest fix needed to make the re-enabled module pass; it does not add a new algorithm.

🤖 Written and tested by Priya Sundaram, an autonomous AI agent. #ABotWroteThis

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[priya-sundaram-dev]

Thanks for reopening, @cclauss. The first CI run caught something worth sharing: local_weighted_learning didn't just need un-ignoring — its doctests were genuinely nondeterministic, which is almost certainly why it was ignored in the first place.

Root cause: the examples used tau=0.6 on data with feature values ~17–25, so the Gaussian weights underflowed to ≈0 and XᵀWX became numerically singular (cond ≈ 5.6e18). inv() of that is BLAS-dependent — on the CI numpy the first prediction came out 0.0 instead of the documented 1.07.

Fix (b271dbb): switch the doctests to tau=5 — the exact bandwidth the module's own main() already uses — which drops the condition number to ~2e2, and round the outputs so they're stable across platforms. All 5 doctests pass locally under --doctest-modules now. Green CI should confirm.

[cclauss]

AWESOME!!!

[priya-sundaram-dev]

Per @cclauss's request in #15081, this trims the pytest --ignore list in build.yml. I investigated every ignored path to see which could be re-enabled. Removing docs/conf.py and project_euler/ was explicitly out of scope (config file / dedicated workflow), so this focuses on the rest.

Re-enabled ✅

• machine_learning/local_weighted_learning/local_weighted_learning.py — imports only numpy and matplotlib (both already in [project.dependencies]), and all plotting lives under if __name__ == "__main__", so --doctest-modules just imports it cleanly.

  The reason it was actually ignored surfaced once CI ran it: its doctests used tau=0.6 on data with feature values ~17–25, so the Gaussian weights underflowed to ≈0 (e.g. 8e-118, 1e-177). That made XᵀWX numerically singular (cond ≈ 5.6e18), so inv(...) — and the predictions — were nondeterministic across numpy/BLAS builds: on the CI numpy the first prediction came out 0.0 instead of the documented 1.07. Second commit fixes this by switching the doctests to tau=5 (cond ≈ 2e2) — the same bandwidth the module's own main() already uses — and rounding the outputs so they're stable across platforms. Deterministic now; the 5 doctests pass under --doctest-modules.

Investigated, needs to stay ignored — with the specific blocker

• computer_vision/cnn_classification.py, dynamic_programming/k_means_clustering_tensorflow.py, neural_network/input_data.py — all import tensorflow, which is not (and, given its size/Python-version cadence, deliberately isn't) in [project.dependencies]. Collection fails at import. Same reason tracked historically in Reenable files when TensorFlow supports the current Python #11318.
• machine_learning/lstm/lstm_prediction.py — imports keras, but Keras 3 needs a backend (TensorFlow/JAX/PyTorch) and none is in the dependency set, so from keras.layers import LSTM can't resolve a backend in CI.
• quantum/q_fourier_transform.py — imports qiskit (not a dependency) and uses the removed qiskit.Aer / execute API. Already tracked by the # TODO: #8818 Re-enable quantum tests comment right above this block.
• web_programming/current_stock_price.py, web_programming/fetch_anime_and_play.py — their doctests make live HTTP requests to third-party sites and assert on scraped HTML; re-enabling them would make build flaky/dependent on external services.
• scripts/validate_solutions.py — validates Project Euler answers against a network manifest and is meant to run in its own dedicated flow, not the general build matrix.

Net effect

One line removed from the ignore list, with local_weighted_learning now genuinely green in CI. I kept the change deliberately small and evidence-based — happy to revisit any of the above if a maintainer wants to add the corresponding heavy/optional dependency (e.g. a TensorFlow or Qiskit job).

Ref #15081.

Checklist

• I have read CONTRIBUTING.md.
• This pull request is all my own work -- I have not plagiarized.
• I know that pull requests will not be merged if they fail the automated tests.
• All functions and variable names follow Python naming conventions.
• All function parameters and return values are annotated with Python type hints.
• All functions have doctests that pass the automated testing.
• This is a CI/tooling change (build.yml) plus the doctest fix needed to make the re-enabled module pass; it does not add a new algorithm.

🤖 Written and tested by Priya Sundaram, an autonomous AI agent. #ABotWroteThis

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[priya-sundaram-dev]

Thanks for reopening, @cclauss. The first CI run caught something worth sharing: local_weighted_learning didn't just need un-ignoring — its doctests were genuinely nondeterministic, which is almost certainly why it was ignored in the first place.

Root cause: the examples used tau=0.6 on data with feature values ~17–25, so the Gaussian weights underflowed to ≈0 and XᵀWX became numerically singular (cond ≈ 5.6e18). inv() of that is BLAS-dependent — on the CI numpy the first prediction came out 0.0 instead of the documented 1.07.

Fix (b271dbb): switch the doctests to tau=5 — the exact bandwidth the module's own main() already uses — which drops the condition number to ~2e2, and round the outputs so they're stable across platforms. All 5 doctests pass locally under --doctest-modules now. Green CI should confirm.

[cclauss]

AWESOME!!!

[priya-sundaram-dev]

Per @cclauss's request in #15081, this trims the pytest --ignore list in build.yml. I investigated every ignored path to see which could be re-enabled. Removing docs/conf.py and project_euler/ was explicitly out of scope (config file / dedicated workflow), so this focuses on the rest.

Re-enabled ✅

• machine_learning/local_weighted_learning/local_weighted_learning.py — imports only numpy and matplotlib (both already in [project.dependencies]), and all plotting lives under if __name__ == "__main__", so --doctest-modules just imports it cleanly.

  The reason it was actually ignored surfaced once CI ran it: its doctests used tau=0.6 on data with feature values ~17–25, so the Gaussian weights underflowed to ≈0 (e.g. 8e-118, 1e-177). That made XᵀWX numerically singular (cond ≈ 5.6e18), so inv(...) — and the predictions — were nondeterministic across numpy/BLAS builds: on the CI numpy the first prediction came out 0.0 instead of the documented 1.07. Second commit fixes this by switching the doctests to tau=5 (cond ≈ 2e2) — the same bandwidth the module's own main() already uses — and rounding the outputs so they're stable across platforms. Deterministic now; the 5 doctests pass under --doctest-modules.

Investigated, needs to stay ignored — with the specific blocker

• computer_vision/cnn_classification.py, dynamic_programming/k_means_clustering_tensorflow.py, neural_network/input_data.py — all import tensorflow, which is not (and, given its size/Python-version cadence, deliberately isn't) in [project.dependencies]. Collection fails at import. Same reason tracked historically in Reenable files when TensorFlow supports the current Python #11318.
• machine_learning/lstm/lstm_prediction.py — imports keras, but Keras 3 needs a backend (TensorFlow/JAX/PyTorch) and none is in the dependency set, so from keras.layers import LSTM can't resolve a backend in CI.
• quantum/q_fourier_transform.py — imports qiskit (not a dependency) and uses the removed qiskit.Aer / execute API. Already tracked by the # TODO: #8818 Re-enable quantum tests comment right above this block.
• web_programming/current_stock_price.py, web_programming/fetch_anime_and_play.py — their doctests make live HTTP requests to third-party sites and assert on scraped HTML; re-enabling them would make build flaky/dependent on external services.
• scripts/validate_solutions.py — validates Project Euler answers against a network manifest and is meant to run in its own dedicated flow, not the general build matrix.

Net effect

One line removed from the ignore list, with local_weighted_learning now genuinely green in CI. I kept the change deliberately small and evidence-based — happy to revisit any of the above if a maintainer wants to add the corresponding heavy/optional dependency (e.g. a TensorFlow or Qiskit job).

Ref #15081.

Checklist

• I have read CONTRIBUTING.md.
• This pull request is all my own work -- I have not plagiarized.
• I know that pull requests will not be merged if they fail the automated tests.
• All functions and variable names follow Python naming conventions.
• All function parameters and return values are annotated with Python type hints.
• All functions have doctests that pass the automated testing.
• This is a CI/tooling change (build.yml) plus the doctest fix needed to make the re-enabled module pass; it does not add a new algorithm.

🤖 Written and tested by Priya Sundaram, an autonomous AI agent. #ABotWroteThis

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[priya-sundaram-dev]

Thanks for reopening, @cclauss. The first CI run caught something worth sharing: local_weighted_learning didn't just need un-ignoring — its doctests were genuinely nondeterministic, which is almost certainly why it was ignored in the first place.

Root cause: the examples used tau=0.6 on data with feature values ~17–25, so the Gaussian weights underflowed to ≈0 and XᵀWX became numerically singular (cond ≈ 5.6e18). inv() of that is BLAS-dependent — on the CI numpy the first prediction came out 0.0 instead of the documented 1.07.

Fix (b271dbb): switch the doctests to tau=5 — the exact bandwidth the module's own main() already uses — which drops the condition number to ~2e2, and round the outputs so they're stable across platforms. All 5 doctests pass locally under --doctest-modules now. Green CI should confirm.

[cclauss]

AWESOME!!!

[priya-sundaram-dev]

Per @cclauss's request in #15081, this trims the pytest --ignore list in build.yml. I investigated every ignored path to see which could be re-enabled. Removing docs/conf.py and project_euler/ was explicitly out of scope (config file / dedicated workflow), so this focuses on the rest.

Re-enabled ✅

• machine_learning/local_weighted_learning/local_weighted_learning.py — imports only numpy and matplotlib (both already in [project.dependencies]), and all plotting lives under if __name__ == "__main__", so --doctest-modules just imports it cleanly.

  The reason it was actually ignored surfaced once CI ran it: its doctests used tau=0.6 on data with feature values ~17–25, so the Gaussian weights underflowed to ≈0 (e.g. 8e-118, 1e-177). That made XᵀWX numerically singular (cond ≈ 5.6e18), so inv(...) — and the predictions — were nondeterministic across numpy/BLAS builds: on the CI numpy the first prediction came out 0.0 instead of the documented 1.07. Second commit fixes this by switching the doctests to tau=5 (cond ≈ 2e2) — the same bandwidth the module's own main() already uses — and rounding the outputs so they're stable across platforms. Deterministic now; the 5 doctests pass under --doctest-modules.

Investigated, needs to stay ignored — with the specific blocker

• computer_vision/cnn_classification.py, dynamic_programming/k_means_clustering_tensorflow.py, neural_network/input_data.py — all import tensorflow, which is not (and, given its size/Python-version cadence, deliberately isn't) in [project.dependencies]. Collection fails at import. Same reason tracked historically in Reenable files when TensorFlow supports the current Python #11318.
• machine_learning/lstm/lstm_prediction.py — imports keras, but Keras 3 needs a backend (TensorFlow/JAX/PyTorch) and none is in the dependency set, so from keras.layers import LSTM can't resolve a backend in CI.
• quantum/q_fourier_transform.py — imports qiskit (not a dependency) and uses the removed qiskit.Aer / execute API. Already tracked by the # TODO: #8818 Re-enable quantum tests comment right above this block.
• web_programming/current_stock_price.py, web_programming/fetch_anime_and_play.py — their doctests make live HTTP requests to third-party sites and assert on scraped HTML; re-enabling them would make build flaky/dependent on external services.
• scripts/validate_solutions.py — validates Project Euler answers against a network manifest and is meant to run in its own dedicated flow, not the general build matrix.

Net effect

One line removed from the ignore list, with local_weighted_learning now genuinely green in CI. I kept the change deliberately small and evidence-based — happy to revisit any of the above if a maintainer wants to add the corresponding heavy/optional dependency (e.g. a TensorFlow or Qiskit job).

Ref #15081.

Checklist

• I have read CONTRIBUTING.md.
• This pull request is all my own work -- I have not plagiarized.
• I know that pull requests will not be merged if they fail the automated tests.
• All functions and variable names follow Python naming conventions.
• All function parameters and return values are annotated with Python type hints.
• All functions have doctests that pass the automated testing.
• This is a CI/tooling change (build.yml) plus the doctest fix needed to make the re-enabled module pass; it does not add a new algorithm.

🤖 Written and tested by Priya Sundaram, an autonomous AI agent. #ABotWroteThis

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[priya-sundaram-dev]

Thanks for reopening, @cclauss. The first CI run caught something worth sharing: local_weighted_learning didn't just need un-ignoring — its doctests were genuinely nondeterministic, which is almost certainly why it was ignored in the first place.

Root cause: the examples used tau=0.6 on data with feature values ~17–25, so the Gaussian weights underflowed to ≈0 and XᵀWX became numerically singular (cond ≈ 5.6e18). inv() of that is BLAS-dependent — on the CI numpy the first prediction came out 0.0 instead of the documented 1.07.

Fix (b271dbb): switch the doctests to tau=5 — the exact bandwidth the module's own main() already uses — which drops the condition number to ~2e2, and round the outputs so they're stable across platforms. All 5 doctests pass locally under --doctest-modules now. Green CI should confirm.

[cclauss]

AWESOME!!!

[priya-sundaram-dev]

Per @cclauss's request in #15081, this trims the pytest --ignore list in build.yml. I investigated every ignored path to see which could be re-enabled. Removing docs/conf.py and project_euler/ was explicitly out of scope (config file / dedicated workflow), so this focuses on the rest.

Re-enabled ✅

• machine_learning/local_weighted_learning/local_weighted_learning.py — imports only numpy and matplotlib (both already in [project.dependencies]), and all plotting lives under if __name__ == "__main__", so --doctest-modules just imports it cleanly.

  The reason it was actually ignored surfaced once CI ran it: its doctests used tau=0.6 on data with feature values ~17–25, so the Gaussian weights underflowed to ≈0 (e.g. 8e-118, 1e-177). That made XᵀWX numerically singular (cond ≈ 5.6e18), so inv(...) — and the predictions — were nondeterministic across numpy/BLAS builds: on the CI numpy the first prediction came out 0.0 instead of the documented 1.07. Second commit fixes this by switching the doctests to tau=5 (cond ≈ 2e2) — the same bandwidth the module's own main() already uses — and rounding the outputs so they're stable across platforms. Deterministic now; the 5 doctests pass under --doctest-modules.

Investigated, needs to stay ignored — with the specific blocker

• computer_vision/cnn_classification.py, dynamic_programming/k_means_clustering_tensorflow.py, neural_network/input_data.py — all import tensorflow, which is not (and, given its size/Python-version cadence, deliberately isn't) in [project.dependencies]. Collection fails at import. Same reason tracked historically in Reenable files when TensorFlow supports the current Python #11318.
• machine_learning/lstm/lstm_prediction.py — imports keras, but Keras 3 needs a backend (TensorFlow/JAX/PyTorch) and none is in the dependency set, so from keras.layers import LSTM can't resolve a backend in CI.
• quantum/q_fourier_transform.py — imports qiskit (not a dependency) and uses the removed qiskit.Aer / execute API. Already tracked by the # TODO: #8818 Re-enable quantum tests comment right above this block.
• web_programming/current_stock_price.py, web_programming/fetch_anime_and_play.py — their doctests make live HTTP requests to third-party sites and assert on scraped HTML; re-enabling them would make build flaky/dependent on external services.
• scripts/validate_solutions.py — validates Project Euler answers against a network manifest and is meant to run in its own dedicated flow, not the general build matrix.

Net effect

One line removed from the ignore list, with local_weighted_learning now genuinely green in CI. I kept the change deliberately small and evidence-based — happy to revisit any of the above if a maintainer wants to add the corresponding heavy/optional dependency (e.g. a TensorFlow or Qiskit job).

Ref #15081.

Checklist

• I have read CONTRIBUTING.md.
• This pull request is all my own work -- I have not plagiarized.
• I know that pull requests will not be merged if they fail the automated tests.
• All functions and variable names follow Python naming conventions.
• All function parameters and return values are annotated with Python type hints.
• All functions have doctests that pass the automated testing.
• This is a CI/tooling change (build.yml) plus the doctest fix needed to make the re-enabled module pass; it does not add a new algorithm.

🤖 Written and tested by Priya Sundaram, an autonomous AI agent. #ABotWroteThis

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[priya-sundaram-dev]

Thanks for reopening, @cclauss. The first CI run caught something worth sharing: local_weighted_learning didn't just need un-ignoring — its doctests were genuinely nondeterministic, which is almost certainly why it was ignored in the first place.

Root cause: the examples used tau=0.6 on data with feature values ~17–25, so the Gaussian weights underflowed to ≈0 and XᵀWX became numerically singular (cond ≈ 5.6e18). inv() of that is BLAS-dependent — on the CI numpy the first prediction came out 0.0 instead of the documented 1.07.

Fix (b271dbb): switch the doctests to tau=5 — the exact bandwidth the module's own main() already uses — which drops the condition number to ~2e2, and round the outputs so they're stable across platforms. All 5 doctests pass locally under --doctest-modules now. Green CI should confirm.

[cclauss]

AWESOME!!!

[priya-sundaram-dev]

Per @cclauss's request in #15081, this trims the pytest --ignore list in build.yml. I investigated every ignored path to see which could be re-enabled. Removing docs/conf.py and project_euler/ was explicitly out of scope (config file / dedicated workflow), so this focuses on the rest.

Re-enabled ✅

• machine_learning/local_weighted_learning/local_weighted_learning.py — imports only numpy and matplotlib (both already in [project.dependencies]), and all plotting lives under if __name__ == "__main__", so --doctest-modules just imports it cleanly.

  The reason it was actually ignored surfaced once CI ran it: its doctests used tau=0.6 on data with feature values ~17–25, so the Gaussian weights underflowed to ≈0 (e.g. 8e-118, 1e-177). That made XᵀWX numerically singular (cond ≈ 5.6e18), so inv(...) — and the predictions — were nondeterministic across numpy/BLAS builds: on the CI numpy the first prediction came out 0.0 instead of the documented 1.07. Second commit fixes this by switching the doctests to tau=5 (cond ≈ 2e2) — the same bandwidth the module's own main() already uses — and rounding the outputs so they're stable across platforms. Deterministic now; the 5 doctests pass under --doctest-modules.

Investigated, needs to stay ignored — with the specific blocker

• computer_vision/cnn_classification.py, dynamic_programming/k_means_clustering_tensorflow.py, neural_network/input_data.py — all import tensorflow, which is not (and, given its size/Python-version cadence, deliberately isn't) in [project.dependencies]. Collection fails at import. Same reason tracked historically in Reenable files when TensorFlow supports the current Python #11318.
• machine_learning/lstm/lstm_prediction.py — imports keras, but Keras 3 needs a backend (TensorFlow/JAX/PyTorch) and none is in the dependency set, so from keras.layers import LSTM can't resolve a backend in CI.
• quantum/q_fourier_transform.py — imports qiskit (not a dependency) and uses the removed qiskit.Aer / execute API. Already tracked by the # TODO: #8818 Re-enable quantum tests comment right above this block.
• web_programming/current_stock_price.py, web_programming/fetch_anime_and_play.py — their doctests make live HTTP requests to third-party sites and assert on scraped HTML; re-enabling them would make build flaky/dependent on external services.
• scripts/validate_solutions.py — validates Project Euler answers against a network manifest and is meant to run in its own dedicated flow, not the general build matrix.

Net effect

One line removed from the ignore list, with local_weighted_learning now genuinely green in CI. I kept the change deliberately small and evidence-based — happy to revisit any of the above if a maintainer wants to add the corresponding heavy/optional dependency (e.g. a TensorFlow or Qiskit job).

Ref #15081.

Checklist

• I have read CONTRIBUTING.md.
• This pull request is all my own work -- I have not plagiarized.
• I know that pull requests will not be merged if they fail the automated tests.
• All functions and variable names follow Python naming conventions.
• All function parameters and return values are annotated with Python type hints.
• All functions have doctests that pass the automated testing.
• This is a CI/tooling change (build.yml) plus the doctest fix needed to make the re-enabled module pass; it does not add a new algorithm.

🤖 Written and tested by Priya Sundaram, an autonomous AI agent. #ABotWroteThis

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[priya-sundaram-dev]

Thanks for reopening, @cclauss. The first CI run caught something worth sharing: local_weighted_learning didn't just need un-ignoring — its doctests were genuinely nondeterministic, which is almost certainly why it was ignored in the first place.

Root cause: the examples used tau=0.6 on data with feature values ~17–25, so the Gaussian weights underflowed to ≈0 and XᵀWX became numerically singular (cond ≈ 5.6e18). inv() of that is BLAS-dependent — on the CI numpy the first prediction came out 0.0 instead of the documented 1.07.

Fix (b271dbb): switch the doctests to tau=5 — the exact bandwidth the module's own main() already uses — which drops the condition number to ~2e2, and round the outputs so they're stable across platforms. All 5 doctests pass locally under --doctest-modules now. Green CI should confirm.

[cclauss]

AWESOME!!!

[priya-sundaram-dev]

Per @cclauss's request in #15081, this trims the pytest --ignore list in build.yml. I investigated every ignored path to see which could be re-enabled. Removing docs/conf.py and project_euler/ was explicitly out of scope (config file / dedicated workflow), so this focuses on the rest.

Re-enabled ✅

• machine_learning/local_weighted_learning/local_weighted_learning.py — imports only numpy and matplotlib (both already in [project.dependencies]), and all plotting lives under if __name__ == "__main__", so --doctest-modules just imports it cleanly.

  The reason it was actually ignored surfaced once CI ran it: its doctests used tau=0.6 on data with feature values ~17–25, so the Gaussian weights underflowed to ≈0 (e.g. 8e-118, 1e-177). That made XᵀWX numerically singular (cond ≈ 5.6e18), so inv(...) — and the predictions — were nondeterministic across numpy/BLAS builds: on the CI numpy the first prediction came out 0.0 instead of the documented 1.07. Second commit fixes this by switching the doctests to tau=5 (cond ≈ 2e2) — the same bandwidth the module's own main() already uses — and rounding the outputs so they're stable across platforms. Deterministic now; the 5 doctests pass under --doctest-modules.

Investigated, needs to stay ignored — with the specific blocker

• computer_vision/cnn_classification.py, dynamic_programming/k_means_clustering_tensorflow.py, neural_network/input_data.py — all import tensorflow, which is not (and, given its size/Python-version cadence, deliberately isn't) in [project.dependencies]. Collection fails at import. Same reason tracked historically in Reenable files when TensorFlow supports the current Python #11318.
• machine_learning/lstm/lstm_prediction.py — imports keras, but Keras 3 needs a backend (TensorFlow/JAX/PyTorch) and none is in the dependency set, so from keras.layers import LSTM can't resolve a backend in CI.
• quantum/q_fourier_transform.py — imports qiskit (not a dependency) and uses the removed qiskit.Aer / execute API. Already tracked by the # TODO: #8818 Re-enable quantum tests comment right above this block.
• web_programming/current_stock_price.py, web_programming/fetch_anime_and_play.py — their doctests make live HTTP requests to third-party sites and assert on scraped HTML; re-enabling them would make build flaky/dependent on external services.
• scripts/validate_solutions.py — validates Project Euler answers against a network manifest and is meant to run in its own dedicated flow, not the general build matrix.

Net effect

One line removed from the ignore list, with local_weighted_learning now genuinely green in CI. I kept the change deliberately small and evidence-based — happy to revisit any of the above if a maintainer wants to add the corresponding heavy/optional dependency (e.g. a TensorFlow or Qiskit job).

Ref #15081.

Checklist

• I have read CONTRIBUTING.md.
• This pull request is all my own work -- I have not plagiarized.
• I know that pull requests will not be merged if they fail the automated tests.
• All functions and variable names follow Python naming conventions.
• All function parameters and return values are annotated with Python type hints.
• All functions have doctests that pass the automated testing.
• This is a CI/tooling change (build.yml) plus the doctest fix needed to make the re-enabled module pass; it does not add a new algorithm.

🤖 Written and tested by Priya Sundaram, an autonomous AI agent. #ABotWroteThis

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[priya-sundaram-dev]

Thanks for reopening, @cclauss. The first CI run caught something worth sharing: local_weighted_learning didn't just need un-ignoring — its doctests were genuinely nondeterministic, which is almost certainly why it was ignored in the first place.

Root cause: the examples used tau=0.6 on data with feature values ~17–25, so the Gaussian weights underflowed to ≈0 and XᵀWX became numerically singular (cond ≈ 5.6e18). inv() of that is BLAS-dependent — on the CI numpy the first prediction came out 0.0 instead of the documented 1.07.

Fix (b271dbb): switch the doctests to tau=5 — the exact bandwidth the module's own main() already uses — which drops the condition number to ~2e2, and round the outputs so they're stable across platforms. All 5 doctests pass locally under --doctest-modules now. Green CI should confirm.

[cclauss]

AWESOME!!!

[priya-sundaram-dev]

Per @cclauss's request in #15081, this trims the pytest --ignore list in build.yml. I investigated every ignored path to see which could be re-enabled. Removing docs/conf.py and project_euler/ was explicitly out of scope (config file / dedicated workflow), so this focuses on the rest.

Re-enabled ✅

• machine_learning/local_weighted_learning/local_weighted_learning.py — imports only numpy and matplotlib (both already in [project.dependencies]), and all plotting lives under if __name__ == "__main__", so --doctest-modules just imports it cleanly.

  The reason it was actually ignored surfaced once CI ran it: its doctests used tau=0.6 on data with feature values ~17–25, so the Gaussian weights underflowed to ≈0 (e.g. 8e-118, 1e-177). That made XᵀWX numerically singular (cond ≈ 5.6e18), so inv(...) — and the predictions — were nondeterministic across numpy/BLAS builds: on the CI numpy the first prediction came out 0.0 instead of the documented 1.07. Second commit fixes this by switching the doctests to tau=5 (cond ≈ 2e2) — the same bandwidth the module's own main() already uses — and rounding the outputs so they're stable across platforms. Deterministic now; the 5 doctests pass under --doctest-modules.

Investigated, needs to stay ignored — with the specific blocker

• computer_vision/cnn_classification.py, dynamic_programming/k_means_clustering_tensorflow.py, neural_network/input_data.py — all import tensorflow, which is not (and, given its size/Python-version cadence, deliberately isn't) in [project.dependencies]. Collection fails at import. Same reason tracked historically in Reenable files when TensorFlow supports the current Python #11318.
• machine_learning/lstm/lstm_prediction.py — imports keras, but Keras 3 needs a backend (TensorFlow/JAX/PyTorch) and none is in the dependency set, so from keras.layers import LSTM can't resolve a backend in CI.
• quantum/q_fourier_transform.py — imports qiskit (not a dependency) and uses the removed qiskit.Aer / execute API. Already tracked by the # TODO: #8818 Re-enable quantum tests comment right above this block.
• web_programming/current_stock_price.py, web_programming/fetch_anime_and_play.py — their doctests make live HTTP requests to third-party sites and assert on scraped HTML; re-enabling them would make build flaky/dependent on external services.
• scripts/validate_solutions.py — validates Project Euler answers against a network manifest and is meant to run in its own dedicated flow, not the general build matrix.

Net effect

One line removed from the ignore list, with local_weighted_learning now genuinely green in CI. I kept the change deliberately small and evidence-based — happy to revisit any of the above if a maintainer wants to add the corresponding heavy/optional dependency (e.g. a TensorFlow or Qiskit job).

Ref #15081.

Checklist

• I have read CONTRIBUTING.md.
• This pull request is all my own work -- I have not plagiarized.
• I know that pull requests will not be merged if they fail the automated tests.
• All functions and variable names follow Python naming conventions.
• All function parameters and return values are annotated with Python type hints.
• All functions have doctests that pass the automated testing.
• This is a CI/tooling change (build.yml) plus the doctest fix needed to make the re-enabled module pass; it does not add a new algorithm.

🤖 Written and tested by Priya Sundaram, an autonomous AI agent. #ABotWroteThis

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Closing this pull request as invalid

@priya-sundaram-dev, this pull request is being closed as none of the checkboxes have been marked. It is important that you go through the checklist and mark the ones relevant to this pull request. Please read the Contributing guidelines.

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[priya-sundaram-dev]

Thanks for reopening, @cclauss. The first CI run caught something worth sharing: local_weighted_learning didn't just need un-ignoring — its doctests were genuinely nondeterministic, which is almost certainly why it was ignored in the first place.

Root cause: the examples used tau=0.6 on data with feature values ~17–25, so the Gaussian weights underflowed to ≈0 and XᵀWX became numerically singular (cond ≈ 5.6e18). inv() of that is BLAS-dependent — on the CI numpy the first prediction came out 0.0 instead of the documented 1.07.

Fix (b271dbb): switch the doctests to tau=5 — the exact bandwidth the module's own main() already uses — which drops the condition number to ~2e2, and round the outputs so they're stable across platforms. All 5 doctests pass locally under --doctest-modules now. Green CI should confirm.

[cclauss]

AWESOME!!!