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"if i != len(num_channels_up) - 1" not really needed in "decodernw" #1

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LiukDiihMieu opened this issue Jun 28, 2024 · 0 comments
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In include/decoder.py, and in the definition of decodernw, there is a if i != len(num_channels_up) - 1 inside the loop. However, as the loop is range(len(num_channels_up)-1), it seems that the condition is always true and the if clause is not really necessary?

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