Fix cupy.round for newer version of cupy
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[RELEASE] v0.19 cucim
[RELEASE] cucim v21.06
REL Fix `21.06` Release Changelog
[RELEASE] cucim v21.08
[RELEASE] cucim v21.08.01
[RELEASE] cucim v21.12
[RELEASE] cucim v22.02
[RELEASE] cucim v22.04
[RELEASE] cucim v22.06
[RELEASE] cucim v22.08
[RELEASE] cucim v22.08.01
[RELEASE] cucim v22.12
Signed-off-by: Behrooz <[email protected]>
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Thanks, I saw from the checks that main is not the right place. Will make another PR based on |
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Ok sounds good. Thanks Behrooz! 🙏 Sorry again for the confusion |
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cupy.roundis used in stain normalization and it is removed from the newer version of cupy (although I didn't find the changelog related to that). This PR simply changecp.roundtocp.around, which should be backward compatible.