Address python generated warnings #357
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amwg_table: Add check if case has less than 2 years of data. If there is only one year of data for a case, ignore statistics. plotting_functions: Change global average function from `global_average` to `spatial_average` to supress the warnings that come from the bug in numpy's mean spurious underflow error: numpy/numpy#4895 d616610
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This PR will clean up some warnings that python prints to console (not ADF warnings).
amwg_table: - Add check if case has only one year of data. If so, ignore statistics and just add means to table.
plotting_functions: - Change global average function from
global_averagetospatial_averageto suppress the warnings that come from the spurious underflow error bug in numpy's mean calculation.spatial_average()method inlib/plotting_functions.pyThanks