In previous versions, when setting the max parameter for altitude, max_best_rescale() would return 1.0 if the altitude exceeded the maximum limit. This behavior was unexpected.
To rectify this, the greater_than_max argument in max_best_rescale() has been set to 0. This adjustment ensures that the output aligns with expectations when the altitude surpasses the specified maximum constraint.
In previous versions, when setting the max parameter for altitude, max_best_rescale() would return 1.0 if the altitude exceeded the maximum limit. This behavior was unexpected.
To rectify this, the greater_than_max argument in max_best_rescale() has been set to 0. This adjustment ensures that the output aligns with expectations when the altitude surpasses the specified maximum constraint.