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isnan

Determine whether a fixed.Interval object is NaN

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Syntax

bool = isnan(A)

Description

bool = isnan(A) returns a boolean indicating whether a fixed.Interval object A is NaN.

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Examples

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Create a fixed.Interval object. Use the isnan function to determine whether the Interval object is not a number.

interval = fixed.Interval({-pi,pi},{nan,1},{nan,nan});
bool = isnan(interval)
bool = 1x3 logical array

   0   1   1

The output is a logical 1 when the interval contains one or more NaN elements, and 0 otherwise.

Input Arguments

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Input fixed.Interval object, specified as a fixed.Interval object, or an array of fixed.Interval objects.

Output Arguments

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Indicates whether the fixed.Interval object A is NaN, returned as a logical value.

When A is an array of Interval objects, the output is an array of logical values of the same size as A.

Version History

Introduced in R2019b

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