Ok, thank you for clarfication. Approved.

The reason the Dirichlet distribution is used is to make sure each row in the matrix sum to 1. Is that the case for the Haskell translation (don't speka Haskell unfortunately)? If so it should be no problems.

Yes, you can click the "Unlock solutions" button.

They are included under test cases and under example test cases. First I only included them under test cases but just added to example test cases as well.

Now

import codewars_test as test
from solution import weather_prediction

added.

Thank you. Now a reference solution is calculated before user's solution for the random tests.

Task decription updated. No longer asks for rounded values.

Updated. Now tests do not expected rounded values.

Thank you. Description updated.

Thank you! I have updated the parameters with more meaningful names.

Updated

Thank you for github reference. Kata updated.

Yes there was an error. Now it works. Please let me know if some other adjustment needed.

Do you mean insetad of using 4 digits comparison I should use some other comparison method e.g.

abs(a-b) <= max( rel_tol * max(abs(a), abs(b)), abs_tol )

where a and b are the numbers we want to compare? Does one inlcude that approximate comparison in test.assert_equals in that case? Sorry if obvious what I should do.