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I tried with a 2D example. I suspect the reason for the difference is the default parameter alphabc which tries to reject the last grid points of the grid to "infinity" without actually moving the data points and you see a difference there. If you use alphabc=0 the results should be close to rounding errors.
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The difference becomes bigger as epsilon2 becomes smaller.
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With alphabc=0 ?
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It does remove the difference! But how does it affect the analysis?
When you say "last grid point" do you mean the points in all dimensions on the boundaries? What about cyclic dimensions?
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With your gridding of a gridded field it only modifies the analysis on the last and first grid point in each direction for small values of epsilon. These are the differences you see; the interior points should have the same residuals and analysis
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"about cyclic dimensions" Normally that direction should not be affected but to be sure for your other problem I asked you to check anyway.
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For my other problem it doesn't work. Those observations between 358 and 2 are still masked out.
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Yes, that it was I expected (normally alphabc does not act in the periodic direction). So for the other problem we will need to have a closer look.
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