Re: replacing NaN

[david barnes]

Hi Kai!

Kai Habel wrote:

> M = [2 3;NaN 4]
>
> M(isnan(M)) = 0.0

I got that far,
but 2 things
you'll get
  "error: single index only valid for row or column vector"
and note
  NaN * notNaN = NaN
and I can't see
  [i,j] = find(isnan(M))
helping much more
so I've gone for:
  line = strrep(line,'NaN','0.0');

but thanks anyway ...
David

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