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In several instances, NaNs are recorded in statistical tables. This is often simply because the value wasn't calculated for some reason (e.g., the was no information for a given region).
In these instance, I recommend not using NaNs. Simply put a "-" or similar to indicate the value wasn't calculated. NaNs should be reserved for instances where a NaN was calculated in a given mathematical operation (e.g., division by zero), as this will assist debugging.
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In several instances, NaNs are recorded in statistical tables. This is often simply because the value wasn't calculated for some reason (e.g., the was no information for a given region).
In these instance, I recommend not using NaNs. Simply put a "-" or similar to indicate the value wasn't calculated. NaNs should be reserved for instances where a NaN was calculated in a given mathematical operation (e.g., division by zero), as this will assist debugging.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: