Currently the Jupyter kernel will die if sonify() is given a set of fluxes with NaN values in it. These should be filtered out, or the algorithm should be made NaN-safe, depending on our decision for a mitigation strategy. Kepler/K2 data can sometimes have NaN values in the time array to, so the solution should be applied to both the time and flux axes.
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Currently the Jupyter kernel will die if sonify() is given a set of fluxes with NaN values in it. These should be filtered out, or the algorithm should be made NaN-safe, depending on our decision for a mitigation strategy. Kepler/K2 data can sometimes have NaN values in the time array to, so the solution should be applied to both the time and flux axes.