Hi guys,
I have data from a table which looks as below.
y=data(:,20);
X=data(:,[17:19,21:29]);
I am trying to remove some NaN values in data using isnan.
nans = isnan(y) | (sum(isnan(X), 2) > 0);
But, I keep getting error.
undefined function 'isnan' for input arguments of type 'table'
Could somebody please help me?

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Adam
Adam 2019 年 9 月 3 日
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Assuming data is a table, try using curley braces { } instead of parentheses ( ), i.e.
y=data{:,20};
X=data{:,[17:19,21:29]};
gives details of different ways to access data from a table. similar to a cell array it is the curly braces that actually extract the data into a double, Parentheses extract the data into another table.

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dpb
dpb 2019 年 9 月 3 日

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Presuming the variables in data are named y and X, then
nans = isnan(data.y) | (sum(isnan(data.X), 2) > 0);
You have to select the data itself, not the whole table or subsets thereof.

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