Bug where np.round returns numpy.float64#84
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Hi,
This pull request fixes a bug that caused a TypeError in the setKpParams function of the cocoeval.py file when using Python 3.7 and NumPy 1.21.6. The error occurred due to the use of np.linspace with a numpy.float64 object as the number of sample points.
Error details:
Environment:
To resolve this issue, I have modified the np.linspace call in the setKpParams/setDetParams function to ensure that an integer is provided as the number of sample points. This change should maintain compatibility with other NumPy versions as well.