Hello, thank you for making this package! I'm working with a table of 39,288 rows. When I run get_probabilities() on f_results, g_results, or s_results, it returns 39,288 rows as expected. When I run get_probabilities() on fig_results or sg_results, it returns 69,574 rows. The indexing also starts to get off track after # 38,287. For example, row 39288 has an index of 39291. As far as I can tell this is unintended behavior.
Hello, thank you for making this package! I'm working with a table of 39,288 rows. When I run get_probabilities() on f_results, g_results, or s_results, it returns 39,288 rows as expected. When I run get_probabilities() on fig_results or sg_results, it returns 69,574 rows. The indexing also starts to get off track after # 38,287. For example, row 39288 has an index of 39291. As far as I can tell this is unintended behavior.