ignore NaN values in loop
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Cristina Elmeua
2021 年 1 月 12 日
コメント済み: Cristina Elmeua
2021 年 1 月 16 日
Hi everyone,
So I have a numeric matrix "walknov" with several columns of different lengths and I interpolated them all to be 100 points and created a new matrix "CC" with the following loop:
for i = 2:16
A = walknov(:,i);
A(any(isnan(A),2),:) = [];
A = interpft(A, 100);
CC = [CC A];
end
NaNs fill the differences of length between columns, so I have eliminated each row containing NaN everytime I interpolate each column. The problem is that some columns have no values at all (i.e. only NaNs) and this makes the loop stop as the interpolation function won't accept such values.
I do not want to drop the column as I need the matrix to match other matrices, but instead I would like to just leave NaN values in those missing columns. Is there a way to solve this?
Thanks a lot!
PS: I have attached a sample dataset
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Walter Roberson
2021 年 1 月 12 日
編集済み: Walter Roberson
2021 年 1 月 12 日
if isempty(A)
CC(:,i) = nan;
else
A = interpft(A, 100);
CC(:,i) = A;
end
Can interpft operate with only one non-nan value?
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David Hill
2021 年 1 月 12 日
CC=[];
for i = 2:16
A = walknov(:,i);
A = interpft(A(~isnan(A)), 100);
if isempty(A)
CC=[CC;nan(1,100)];
else
CC = [CC;A];
end
end
Adam Danz
2021 年 1 月 12 日
The image below shows the location of your missing values. The good news is that the missing values either consume entire columns or the end of columns instead of being dispersed.
To work around this,
for i = 2:16
A = walknov(:,i);
A(any(isnan(A),2),:) = [];
if isempty(A)
A = NaN(size(CC,1)); % 1 column?
else
A = interpft(A, 100);
end
CC = [CC A];
end
This assumes CC is defined before the loop. Otherwise if the empty 'A' appears on the first loop, there will be an error indicating that CC is not defined.
Show NaN pattern.
imagesc(isnan(w2_2)) % or heatmap(double(isnan(w2_2))
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