Fix MAG entry in GEMPAK Guide #3699
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Currently, the row in the GEMPAK Conversion Guide referencing the MAG function points to numpy.linalg.norm, but the actual NumPy equivalent is numpy.hypot. This commit updates the documentation accordingly.
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Description Of Changes
Currently, the row in the GEMPAK Conversion Guide referencing the MAG function points to
numpy.linalg.norm, but the actual NumPy equivalent isnumpy.hypot. This commit updates the documentation accordingly.Checklist