Currently, NaNs in a rwtbl can either be treated as 0s or errors, and this is a "global" decision for each call to rwtbl_aggregate().
0 replicates getDataForAllScens() logic, and "error" allows us to identify NaNs as erroneous, but perhaps there is another way to treat them on a per-slot basis. In #51 we stated the following, but decided on the above logic:
how to specify na.rm = TRUE for mean, etc. (I think getDataForAllScens() treats NA as a 0. Check this. If it does always, then I guess we do that here too. Otherwise, maybe we edit the summary column to be able to accept multiple functions, e.g., sum(na_to_zero()), by separating with ;, or maybe piping them
Currently, NaNs in a rwtbl can either be treated as 0s or errors, and this is a "global" decision for each call to
rwtbl_aggregate().0 replicates
getDataForAllScens()logic, and "error" allows us to identify NaNs as erroneous, but perhaps there is another way to treat them on a per-slot basis. In #51 we stated the following, but decided on the above logic: