I have a vector where the end is padded with NaN. How to index where real numbers end and where NaNs begin

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Joanne Hall
Joanne Hall 2023-3-2
评论： Joanne Hall 2023-3-2
Dear Matlab,
Attached is sample data with a row vector.
The row vector is an averaged EEG signal and starts with real numbers and at some point, the real numbers end and the NaNs begin. I want to find where (what column) the NaNs start so that I can trim the NaNs and just have a vector of real number values. Please help/advice.
Thanks in advance!
Joanne

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the cyclist
the cyclist 2023-3-2
编辑：the cyclist 2023-3-2
Ran in:
Here are two methods of finding the last index that is not NaN:
load("C.mat","c")
% Method 1
lastNonNanIndex1 = sum(not(isnan(c)))
lastNonNanIndex1 = 185934
% Method 2
lastNonNanIndex2 = find(not(isnan(c)),1,"last")
lastNonNanIndex2 = 185934
But if you don't need the index, and just want to trim it, then
c(isnan(c)) = []; % Trims the NaN values from the vector
numel(c) % Show the length of the new vector
ans = 185934

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