Samuel Hapák

Thanks, seems like a bug in the code and your solution seems viable. Can you please create a pull request with the fix?

Thank you folks, seems related to https://github.com/vacuumlabs/babel-plugin-extensible-destructuring/issues/22

@hendrul maybe because you haven't submitted your pull request yet?

Funny though, Atom seems aware of merge. When I started merge outside of atom, Atom displayed "abort merge" button.

Just to add more context. I believe that the issue is caused by the way the formula works. Currently, the result is essentially a weighted average of all datapoints with...

Also note, the recursive formula doesn't have this particular issue, so a quick fix would be to allow `adjust=False` when `times` are provided. Currently pandas refuse to accept `adjust=False` whenever...

Well, I would say that you have to figure out how to deal with the fact that for *n* values you will always have only *n-1* deltas. But yeah, other...

I guess I am just confused by `deltas` array. Where is it coming from? What is the formula for `delta[i]` given times `t[i]`?

Ok, I get it. So, given that we have `delta[0] == 0`, we essentially completely ignore the first measured value. Now, I would say that that's slightly strange behaviour, but...

I get that and that is sensible. What I am getting at is the fact that the next results are completely unimpacted by it. E.g. 2nd result is just equaling...