lwhite1
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1 year ago This is a known issue. It is done so that the results of min() etc., can be consistent across all numeric column types, which allows them to be put in the same column as results from other types. I don't see this changing.
On Tue, Dec 6, 2022 at 12:21 AM minhster99 @.***> wrote:
Just thought I'd raise this minor bug. When calling the min/max/median/sum functions on an intColumn, the return type is double which isn't right. It should be integers. We can work around the problem by casting it to an int.
eg double min = table.intColumn("my integers").min(); table.intColumn("my integers").setMissingTo( (int) min)
note the need to cast
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minhster99
Just thought I'd raise this minor bug. When calling the min/max/median/sum functions on an intColumn, the return type is double which isn't right. It should be integers. We can work around the problem by casting it to an int.
eg double min = table.intColumn("my integers").min(); table.intColumn("my integers").setMissingTo( (int) min)
note the need to cast