Notes

For complete documentation of the types of special-function errors and treatment options, see seterr .

Returns

err : dict

A dictionary with keys "singular", "underflow", "overflow", "slow", "loss", "no_result", "domain", "arg", and "other", whose values are from the strings "ignore", "warn", and "raise". The keys represent possible special-function errors, and the values define how these errors are handled.

Get the current way of handling special-function errors.

See Also

errstate

context manager for special-function error handling

numpy.geterr

similar numpy function for floating-point errors

seterr

set how special-function errors are handled

Examples

By default all errors are ignored.

>>> import scipy.special as sc
... for key, value in sorted(sc.geterr().items()):
...     print("{}: {}".format(key, value))
...
arg: ignore
domain: ignore
loss: ignore
no_result: ignore
other: ignore
overflow: ignore
singular: ignore
slow: ignore
underflow: ignore

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Back References

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scipy.special._ufuncs.geterr scipy.special._ufuncs.seterr scipy.special._ufuncs.errstate

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