I was testing what happened when you insert an array of just 0's into pycatch22 and its local C file. Functions that use co_autocorrs, such as Co_firstmin and co_f1, will face a division by zero error and therefore return NaN as a complex number, this happens when dividing F by the divisor.
However, what I found interesting is that running these functions on pycatch22 will return 0, while if you run them locally on C it returns the length of the array. Is this discrepancy happening due to the python wrapper (python_wrapper_int)?
I was testing what happened when you insert an array of just 0's into pycatch22 and its local C file. Functions that use co_autocorrs, such as Co_firstmin and co_f1, will face a division by zero error and therefore return NaN as a complex number, this happens when dividing F by the divisor.
However, what I found interesting is that running these functions on pycatch22 will return 0, while if you run them locally on C it returns the length of the array. Is this discrepancy happening due to the python wrapper (python_wrapper_int)?