How to exclude a certain value from a range?
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Suppose a variable has upper limit and lower limit of 1 and 54 [1 54] and I and to exclude one value say 30 from it. How to it?
For example:
a = [0 576;0 100; 0 140;0 100;0 550;0 100;0 410];
b = [0.95 1.1;0.95 1.1;0.95 1.1;0.95 1.1;0.95 1.1;0.95 1.1;0.95 1.1];
c = [0.9 1.1;0.9 1.1;0.9 1.1;0.9 1.1;0.9 1.1;0.9 1.1;0.9 1.1;0.9 1.1;0.9 1.1;0.9 1.1;0.9 1.1;0.9 1.1;0.9 1.1;0.9 1.1;0.9 1.1;0.9 1.1;0.9 1.1];
d = [0 20;0 20;0 20];
e = [2 7; 2 7; 2 7];
limit = [a;b;c;d;e]';
In this case from e, I want to exclude the value 6.
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Image Analyst
2024-8-17
It doesn't look like your "e" has a value of 6, but if it did, you'd do this
e = e(e ~= 6); % e must be a vector.
If e is a matrix, then you can't remove isolated elements since a matrix must remain rectangular. You can however set the location of 6's to nan:
e(e == 6) = nan; % e is a matrix
To learn other fundamental concepts, invest 2 hours of your time here:
e = 1:9
e = standardizeMissing(e, 6)
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Image Analyst
2024-8-18
Cool - I didn't know about that function. Kind of a weird name for it though.
Walter Roberson
2024-8-18
The name kind of makes sense when you understand that the purpose of the function is to take data that has non-standard "missing" data markers, and to standardize the missing data to NaN
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