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The curvature will be infinite if the 1st and 3rd bin have the same count (which is not a remote possibility) as it divides by counts_log[1] - counts_log[3]
It's unclear why we should only use the first 3 elements of count_log, as if the user sets a large number of histogram breaks, then count_log will be much longer than 3
At the end of the day, it doesn't quite matter as curvature is never used anywhere in the code after it's computed!
There is a minimum number of breaks set at 4 which seems somewhat arbitrary, in particular if the curvature computation is unused
Moreover:
Should the function add the data slot to the RLum.Results object it produces?
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From #197:
counts_log[1] - counts_log[3]
count_log
, as if the user sets a large number of histogram breaks, thencount_log
will be much longer than 3curvature
is never used anywhere in the code after it's computed!Moreover:
data
slot to theRLum.Results
object it produces?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: