array_interpolate_linear: Apply interpolation to NaN values
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array_interpolate_linear: Apply interpolation also on NaN values.array_interpolate_linear: Apply interpolation to NaN values
m-mohr
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Oct 30, 2023
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Do we need two types: no-data and NaN ? |
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They are pretty much the same in the context of openEO. null is just a generic abstraction of a no-data value, which could be NaN. But maybe we should have a broader discussion about it now that it's getting more relevant... |
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Opened #480 to discuss null vs NaN |
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After the recent discussions, I think this PR is fine as it is. The aim for this process is to fill "holes" in the data and both NaN and any additional no-data values that may apply should be filled. |
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Closing in favor of #490 |
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