Reporting Nonetype Scalars.

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Reporting NoneType scalars.
Is it possible to report None somehow, to skip the point on a plot? If I just skip it, it will interpolate between the previous and the next point, but I'd like to have a split line segment or something (so draw nothing) so that I know that I had a missing value at that moment? Thanks!

  				
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Got it. Is there any way to skip a point at some iteration? If I just don't report it at iteration t I'll get interpolation from t-1 to t+1.

  				
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How would that be reflected on the plot?

  				
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By default, as 0 values

  				
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@<1631102016807768064:profile|ZanySealion18> , I think no such capability exists currently. I'd suggest opening a github feature request for this.

  				
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Got it, thanks!

  				
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Hi @<1631102016807768064:profile|ZanySealion18> ! Reporting None is not possible, but you could report np.nan instead.

  				
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