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Hi,
I noticed, that you are calculating the mean value of the longitudinal angles in __nddnisd_interp_fn(). The problem is, if you are using np.mean you are adding e.g. -175 and 180 to 2.5 and not the -177.5. This can be fixed by using scipy.stats.circmean().
However, when I changed it, I noticed that the results look wrong, but I don't understand why at the moment. Do you have any ideas?
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Hi,
I noticed, that you are calculating the mean value of the longitudinal angles in
__nddnisd_interp_fn()
. The problem is, if you are usingnp.mean
you are adding e.g. -175 and 180 to 2.5 and not the -177.5. This can be fixed by usingscipy.stats.circmean()
.However, when I changed it, I noticed that the results look wrong, but I don't understand why at the moment. Do you have any ideas?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: