Add outlier filtering (based on NOAA processing change)#28
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Add outlier filtering (based on NOAA processing change)#28brian-r-calder wants to merge 6 commits intomainfrom
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… they can be sent to metadata readily.
…to dev-filtering
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This PR adds support for a filter object that runs an outlier rejection algorithm (based on the MICE algorithm as proposed by NOAA/HSTB here), and updates filters to provide parameter objects (as a dictionary) to allow them to be written into metadata records. The PR also includes some bug-fixes to the GeoJSON loader to give time columns in POSIX and datetime formats for consistency with other loader types.
This closes issue #10, at least to a first approximation.