Fix: correct unpacking and array conversion in basic experimentalist tutorial#701
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Fixed incorrect unpacking and array conversion in Tutorial Ib: Experimentalists.
Previously, running the notebook as-is produced [0] for new experimental conditions in both examples, and Example 2 contained duplicated cells and mismatched markdown from Example 1.
falsification_score_samplenow correctly returns condition values and z-scored scores.Replaced
np.array(list(new_conditions)), which returned[0], with.to_numpy()conversion.Removed duplicated cells from Exercise 2.
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Ensures both Example 1 and Example 2 run correctly top-to-bottom and when individual cells are re-run. Output now consistently reflects selected experimental conditions.