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Currently the function map_transform_gwl only handles 1 temperature variable.
Although more than 1 can be provided, this results in multiple gwl points, which breaks the function in the updated_data section at the line:
because the length of years is shorter than the number of gwls in the data.
Workaround is to loop the map_transform_gwl function for each variable. More sophisticated implementation to handle multiple temperature variables, e.g. percentiles of warming trajectories, would be desirable.
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Currently the function
map_transform_gwl
only handles 1 temperature variable.Although more than 1 can be provided, this results in multiple gwl points, which breaks the function in the updated_data section at the line:
because the length of years is shorter than the number of gwls in the data.
Workaround is to loop the map_transform_gwl function for each variable. More sophisticated implementation to handle multiple temperature variables, e.g. percentiles of warming trajectories, would be desirable.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: