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@Sir-Ripley Sir-Ripley commented Mar 14, 2026

🎯 What: The code health issue addressed is a typo in the import statement importimport numpy as np in QAG_Truth.ipynb line 38. The duplicate import keyword was removed.
💡 Why: This improves maintainability and readability by ensuring the code block is syntactically correct Python, preventing confusion or errors if the cell is extracted or run.
Verification: I wrote a custom Python script to extract the code from the notebook JSON into a .py file without corrupting the file, and then ran python3 -m py_compile to ensure the syntax is now completely valid. I also ran ruff checks and removed the temporary scripts used for verification.
Result: The notebook's Python code in the affected cell is now clean and valid.


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Summary by Sourcery

Fix syntax and output formatting issues in the QAG_Truth notebook.

Bug Fixes:

  • Correct a malformed NumPy import statement in QAG_Truth.ipynb so the notebook contains valid Python code.

Enhancements:

  • Standardize the printed microgram symbol in propulsion output to use the proper µ character.

Co-authored-by: Sir-Ripley <31619989+Sir-Ripley@users.noreply.github.com>
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This pull request improves the code health and readability of the QAG_Truth.ipynb Jupyter notebook. It resolves a syntax error caused by a duplicated import keyword and enhances character encoding consistency by replacing a direct Unicode character with its escape sequence. These changes ensure the notebook's Python code is syntactically correct and more robust.

Highlights

  • Import Statement Fix: Corrected a typo in the numpy import statement in QAG_Truth.ipynb by removing a duplicated import keyword.
  • Unicode Character Correction: Replaced the direct µ character with its Unicode escape sequence \u00b5 in a print statement within QAG_Truth.ipynb for better compatibility.

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  • QAG_Truth.ipynb
    • Removed a redundant import keyword from the numpy import statement.
    • Replaced the micro sign µ with its Unicode escape \u00b5 in a print statement.
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  • The pull request was automatically generated by Jules for a task initiated by @Sir-Ripley.
  • The author verified the fix by extracting notebook code, compiling it with python3 -m py_compile, and running ruff checks.
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Fixes a typo in a NumPy import within QAG_Truth.ipynb and normalizes the micro sign in a formatted print string to ensure valid, clean Python code in the notebook.

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Correct NumPy import statement in the notebook to restore valid Python syntax.
  • Replace the invalid statement with a proper import numpy as np line in the affected code cell
  • Ensure the notebook JSON cell source for imports now contains syntactically valid Python
QAG_Truth.ipynb
Normalize the micro (µ) character in a formatted print string for consistency and safe encoding in the notebook JSON.
  • Update the f-string literal for psychon_ug so the micro symbol is stored as a proper Unicode character escape
  • Keep surrounding string formatting and variable interpolation logic unchanged
QAG_Truth.ipynb

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This pull request correctly fixes a typo in an import statement within the QAG_Truth.ipynb notebook, resolving a Python syntax error. An additional change updates the encoding of a special character in a print statement, which is also an acceptable modification. The changes are correct and address the intended issue.

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