MAINT: fix the function interpretation for scalar_image_function_inspector.py #894
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corranwebster
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No, the difference is that last year scipy.__init__ has added an __all__ to the module, which restricts what is imported by from scipy import * so that it no longer includes the basic functions like tanh.
Given that the formula is meant to be edited by humans and to allow them to enter any reasonable scientific function, we want to keep the "*" imports, but we should probably get basic functions from NumPy and special functions from SciPy.
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After the update of python version, the how "exec" works seem have changed in certain versions and caused exec("import *") to fail. This has caused issue in issue #890 . To address this issue, I changed the import to include specific name of the modules (cos, tanh, jn) in use. Closes issue #890