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Cause:
The issue occurs because the sandMedianClass column contains values with a thousands separator (e.g., "1,200.00"), causing the dtype to be parsed as a string instead of f64. This results in a type mismatch when performing comparisons.
Suggested Fix:
Before checking if a value is part of the COLUMNVOID set defined by the GEF, we should ensure that the column's dtype is correctly cast to f64.
When reading some gef files, (like the attached one) I got a message
ComputeError: cannot compare string with numeric type (f64).
What might br wrong?
BP180730.txt
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