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[Change] Update ppg_quality.py to use consistent interpolation method ('previous') #1044

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Addressing issue #1043
Standardizing the interpolation step of the ppg_quality pipeline.

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Within ppg_quality, changed 'templatematch' implementation to use interpolation method 'previous' rather than 'quadratic'. This aligns it with the 'disimilarity' implementation and is a better representation of the beat-by-beat nature of the quality measure.

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Addressing issue neuropsychology#1043
Change 'templatematch' implementation to use interpolation method 'previous' rather than 'quadratic'. This aligns it with the 'disimilarity' implementation and is a better representation of the beat-by-beat nature of the quality measure.
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