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rf_agg_local_mean
error with ProjectedRaster type
#333
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When it really isn't a "feature".
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FWIW, the error is technically on point because what's going on is that the struct layout of |
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Fix for #333 and additional tests in that vein.
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* develop: (254 commits) Incorporated PR feedback. Make python RasterSourceTest.test_list_of_list_of_str clearer, more stable Propagate errors encountered in RasterSourceToRasterRefs. Closes locationtech#267. Updated release notes. Switched Explode tiles to use UnsafeRow for slight improvement on memory pressure. Reworked TileExplodeBench Changed CatalystSerialize implementations to store scheams as fields rather than methods. Benchmark and fix for CellType reification issue. Closes locationtech#343 PR feedback edits. Fleshed out details on using Scala. Closes locationtech#324 Fixes locationtech#338. Tweaked parquet I/O tests to trigger UDT issue. Normalize RasterSourceDataSource param names between python and SQL PR feedback Run python tile exploder test for projected raster Fix for locationtech#333 and additional tests in that vein. Add failing unit test for issue 333, error in rf_agg_local_mean Updated ExplodeTiles to work with proj_raster type. Ignoring RGB composite tests until next round of improvements. IT test build fix. Incremental work on refactoring aggregate raster creation. ...
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Initially saw this in doing a
df.groupby.agg(rf_agg_local_mean('proj_raster))
in Python. The use ofrf_tile
was the immediate work around.I don't understand the cast error, but I suspect a red herring here.
I will file a PR with a (ignored) unit test.
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