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Update Scale Algorithm#135
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If fromMin = fromMax, then no change should take place, and we should return the same values we received. Otherwise, a division by 0 occur that ultimately return all NaN values.
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Correcting the algorithm of the Scale functions to avoid divisions by zero.
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Many thanks Francesco! It would be awesome if you could contribute some unit test cases as well! Otherwise I can try to add them at a later date. Thanks again! |
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… are equal, scaled values should remain unchanged.
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If fromMin = fromMax, then no change should take place, and we should return the same values we received. Otherwise, a division by 0 occur that ultimately returns all NaN values.