Lukas Schneiderbauer

You probably need to play with the sigma parameter (see the C++ example in the README). However, I don't know if the python interface exposes that option.

Hi, looking at the code, you probably need to implement a subclass of "Wavelet", like it is done for the "Morlet".

Hi @rplsmn, before reading your reprexes more carefully, a couple of questions: - Does the behavior differ from the "dplyr" version of `n_distinct()` ? If yes, can you provide a...

I think the easiest way to implement this is to make use of [FILTER](https://duckdb.org/docs/sql/query_syntax/filter.html) to remove NULL valued rows. However, the docs say it does not work in a window...

@rplsmn Would you be so kind and check/test if #216 contains a version of `n_distinct()` to your satisfaction?

When rendering the reprex with the `expect_condition()` and `expect_no_condition()`, I get similar results: ``` r library(testthat) foo_warning Error: Objekt 'b' nicht gefunden expect_condition(c Error: `c [1] 5 expect_no_condition(d [1] 5...

> That help file example calls t(MARA), with t() coming from your package, not from the base package. Is that intentional? Yes, that is intentional. Thanks for pointing that out....

I just downgraded the CI R version to 4.2.3, and indeed, the error disappears. So it really is a problem with R-4.3.0.

Is there any workaround to this? I can't seem to get codecov working anymore with a renamed github repo (https://github.com/lschneiderbauer/ricci/).

In my dream world every operation that is supported by bit64 is supported by duckplyr. duckdb's `BIGINT` should be mapped to R's `bit64::as.integer64()`, and vica versa. But more to the...