NDBC functions convertsion #167
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@MShabara, I am looking into the failing tests. They look like MATLAB -> Python -> MATLAB errors and are likely not related to any changes you made here. I'm planning to create a separate PR to fix the tests. |
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@MShabara, I just merged the test changes into this PR to see if we can get the tests passing. |
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Split PR #167 into wave module changes
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This pull request implements a MATLAB-native version of the core functionality provided by the NDBC utility module originally written in Python. The goal is to improve integration with MATLAB workflows, eliminate the need for cross-language dependencies, and enhance usability within a fully MATLAB-based environment.