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Depends upon (and is a requirement for) Julia issue 55318
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Brings the branch up to the upstream commit pinned by the JuliaLang/julia mb/ReduceReuse♻ branch. Also restores upstream's explicit empty case in the whole-array `_varm` method: computing it as `0/0` yields the platform's default (negative) quiet NaN, while the canonical `NaN` the tests compare against is positive. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The in-place `varm!` validated its `means` argument by passing every dimension as the reduction region to `_checkm`, which demands a singleton size along each axis. Any correctly-shaped means array — one matching the output `R` — was therefore rejected with a `DimensionMismatch`, and no test exercised `varm!` with array means. Restore the intended check: `means` must have the same axes as `R`. Also drop the special case that filled `R` with NaN whenever `A` had a single element and `corrected=true`. The out-of-place dims path yields `Inf` in that situation when the provided mean differs from the lone element. Do what `_varm` does instead: when the correction leaves no degrees of freedom, divide by zero, so a matching mean gives 0/0 = NaN and a differing mean gives Inf. Assisted-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The dims-variance kernel looked up each slice's mean through `Broadcast._broadcast_getindex`, which bounds-checks the means array for every element of `A`; that check accounted for most of the slowdown against the old hand-rolled loops. Compute the broadcast index explicitly and assert the access in-bounds. Assisted-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Detect the new reduction machinery positively, via `isdefined(Base, :mapreduce_similar)`, instead of checking for a removed internal. Collapse the duplicated cov/cor missing-propagation branches into single `@test ... broken=` lines. Restore the exact `=== NaN` assertion for the variance of an empty matrix, since the whole-array path returns the canonical NaN again. Add coverage that was missing while porting: `mean`/`var`/`std` over general iterators (generators and `skipmissing`), and a check that `var` over every dims combination of a 3-d array matches a naive centralized-sum computation. Assisted-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
This is the only place `CentralizedAbs2Fun{<:Extruded}` is constructed. Incidentally, the SparseArray extension already had its `centralize_sumabs2` function do this checking as well. It generally seems to fit better at this level (otherwise I would want to call it `unsafe_centralize_sumabs2`).
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Depends upon (and is a requirement for) Julia issue
JuliaLang/julia#55318JuliaLang/julia#58418.Closes #7, closes #126, closes #160, closes #183.