Therefore, in this library of codes, we treat station as a 1 x 1 scalar, and stations (plural) as a N x 1 vector. This way, if a function needs multiple stations, it can query the arguments for a vector 'stations' rather than a scalar 'station'.So a stations type variable ...
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