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Hi, thanks for the great work!
However, I'm confused when preparing the input data. I found that the 13 pressure levels in the example of input file (input_upper.npy) you provided are in ascending order (50hpa, ..., 1000hpa), while they are defined in your readme file in descending order. Which order should I choose?
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Hi, thanks for the great work! However, I'm confused when preparing the input data. I found that the 13 pressure levels in the example of input file (input_upper.npy) you provided are in ascending order (50hpa, ..., 1000hpa), while they are defined in your readme file in descending order. Which order should I choose?
Late but detailed answer:
pressure_levels = ['1000', '925', '850', '700', '600', '500', '400', '300', '250', '200', '150', '100', '50']
Hi, thanks for the great work!
However, I'm confused when preparing the input data. I found that the 13 pressure levels in the example of input file (input_upper.npy) you provided are in ascending order (50hpa, ..., 1000hpa), while they are defined in your readme file in descending order. Which order should I choose?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: