sorting without moving NaNs
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How can I sort an array without moving the NaN elements?
I have A=[20 10 NaN 66 NaN 12] and I would like to get A=[66 20 NaN 12 NaN 10]. Thank you for your help. Alessio.
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Jos (10584)
2013-12-20
编辑：Jos (10584)
2013-12-20
Use a variant of the same trick:
A=[6 20; 10 10; 3 NaN; 20 66; 4 NaN; 7 12]
B = flipud(sortrows(A,[2 1])) ; % descending sortrows based on 2nd column
A(~isnan(A(:,2)),:) = B(~isnan(B(:,2)),:)
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Image Analyst
2013-12-20
Sebastiano's "Answer" moved here since it's a comment, not an answer:
Thanks a lot, it works perfectly!
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Jos (10584)
2013-12-20
编辑：Jos (10584)
2013-12-20
A=[20 10 NaN 66 NaN 12]
B = sort(A,'descend')
A(~isnan(A)) = B(~isnan(B))
Azzi Abdelmalek
2013-12-20
编辑：Azzi Abdelmalek
2013-12-20
A=[20 10 NaN 66 NaN 12]
idx=~isnan(A);
B=sort(A,'descend');
B(isnan(B))=[];
A(idx)=B
If A is large and contains a lot of NaN's, excluding them from the sorting can save some time:
A = [20 10 NaN 66 NaN 12]
idx = ~isnan(A);
A(idx) = sort(A(idx), 'descend');
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Jos (10584)
2013-12-20
I doubt that excluding NaNs is faster, Jan. Increasing the proportion of NaNs seems to have little effect, or even a positive effect sometimes:
a = randperm(1e7) ; a(a(1:1e1)) = NaN ; tic ; sort(a) ; toc ;
a = randperm(1e7) ; a(a(1:1e5)) = NaN ; tic ; sort(a) ; toc ;
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