Adding NaN handeling to bolt #93
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-added checks to prevent a errors when sending an array without any nan to a nan method -resolved long python 3 error -added tests
bolt/spark/array.py
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| def nancount(self, axis=None, keepdims=False): |
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i think we should drop this
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Are there any updates on this? Is there anything I can do to help? |
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Continued work from #89
I think I better understand the need to add all the methods.
There is no numpy reducer equivalent to
np.maximumornp.minimumthat ignores NaNs instead of propagating them.So you need to implement that in stats counter.
Added tests but a review would be most appreciated @jwittenbach, @freeman-lab