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Not being fluent in perl I have no clue why this is important or if this is the correct way to do it, but this seems to be necessary when the score column has 0.0 values instead of 0. Also the previous NA replacemnt appeared twice, I guess it'd be enough to ust do this once ?
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Hi @owenjm,
I was averaging score files in pandas, which writes out
0as0.0and noticed that we were getting different results based on whether the score column had 0 or 0.0 as value.Not being fluent in perl I have no clue why this is important or if this is the correct way to do it, but replacing
0.0with0solved the issue for usAlso the previous NA replacement appeared twice, I guess it'd be enough to just do this once ?