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Resolution: Gone away
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Query Optimization
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Query Optimization 2021-03-22
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For windows which may remove state from the accumulator, its possible to to evaluate to a non-finite value and then incorrectly stay in that state because adding anything to NaN, for instance, will always be NaN (even though the "new" window doesn't have a NaN in it, the state could be carried over from the prior iteration).