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Using python list has a flaw given that by default python floats are C++ doubles, so there are situations where there is nuanced differences even when returning a rounded up float. To avoid these ambiguities it's best to ensure we always use numpy arrays as return values - similarly we currently also support numpy arrays as parameter so users shoudl eb aware that there may be some loss if this is not approached consciously.
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Using python list has a flaw given that by default python floats are C++ doubles, so there are situations where there is nuanced differences even when returning a rounded up float. To avoid these ambiguities it's best to ensure we always use numpy arrays as return values - similarly we currently also support numpy arrays as parameter so users shoudl eb aware that there may be some loss if this is not approached consciously.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: