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I am working on reprojecting SIN images to an HPX projection. While using nearest-neighbor and bilinear interpolation generates images successfully, these methods aren't optimal for conserving flux. I prefer to use biquadratic or bicubic interpolation, but unfortunately, all output images turn out as NaNs when I apply these methods.
And there is no error message. There was similar issue before, but not sure if the issue was resolved.
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I am working on reprojecting SIN images to an HPX projection. While using nearest-neighbor and bilinear interpolation generates images successfully, these methods aren't optimal for conserving flux. I prefer to use biquadratic or bicubic interpolation, but unfortunately, all output images turn out as NaNs when I apply these methods.
And there is no error message. There was similar issue before, but not sure if the issue was resolved.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: