Fix galvez_davison_index error: invalid index to scalar variable#3529
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dopplershift merged 4 commits intoUnidata:mainfrom Jul 9, 2024
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Fix galvez_davison_index error: invalid index to scalar variable#3529dopplershift merged 4 commits intoUnidata:mainfrom
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Is there an easy test you could add based on how you were using the function when it errored? |
0d arrays is deprecated on line:4594, when test with simple value.
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I apologize for making you wait. I add new test function with simple value and found new problem "DeprecationWarning: Calling nonzero on 0d arrays is deprecated". That cause from indices_without_950 too. |
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Fix galvez_davison_index error when missing data at 950 hPa. In raise ValueError at:
f'\n{np.max(pressure, axis=0)[indices_without_950]}'It show error message: "invalid index to scalar variable". This cause from [indices_without_950] behind the np.max().
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