dataloader: use positional iloc indexing in __getitem__#11
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Fixes ratschlab#7. Series.__getitem__ on a non-default obs_names index falls back to label-based lookup, which emits FutureWarning today and raises KeyError on pandas >= 3.0. Signed-off-by: SAY-5 <saiasish.cnp@gmail.com>
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Fixes #7.
CustomDataset.__getitem__reads cluster labels viaSeries[idx]whereidxis a positional integer from the DataLoader. With non-default obs indexes (string barcodes, or shuffled integers fromtrain_test_splitwhentrain_sizeis set), pandas falls back to label-based lookup, which emitsFutureWarningtoday and raisesKeyErroron pandas >= 3.0. Switched to.iloc[idx]for positional access and added a regression test that runs withoutFutureWarningand exercises the broken path.