How to eliminate Nan
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Gliq=(R*T*((x(1)*log(x(1)))+(x(2)*log(x(2)))+(x(3)*log(x(3)))+(x(4)*log(x(4)))+(x(5)*log(x(5)))+(x(6)*log(x(6)))+(x(7)*log(x(7)))+(x(8)*log(x(8)))));
for x=[0.162071097716028 0 0.276531475376737 0 0.264268578570244 0.247172330667782 0.0276055958119857 0.0223509218572239];
This code produces NaNs because of taking the natural log of zeros.
Can somebody help me how to eliminate Nans?
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James Tursa
2018-3-16
What would you like to have happen for those spots? Replace the NaN's with something else? Delete the NaN's from the result (i.e., shrink the size of the result)? Or ...?
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Star Strider
2018-3-16
One option:
x=[0.162071097716028 0 0.276531475376737 0 0.264268578570244 0.247172330667782 0.0276055958119857 0.0223509218572239];
x = x(x > 0);
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Image Analyst
2018-3-16
I'm having trouble following all those thousands of parentheses. But it looks like the RT is multiplying the sum of all the terms, so do you mean
Gliq = R*T*sum(x.*log(x));
Star Strider
2018-3-16
That’s essentially it.
It uses ‘dot product’ (link) vector multiplication to multiply row vector ‘x’ by column vector ‘log(x(:))’.
Gliq = R*T*dot(x,log(x))
produces the same result.
James Tursa
2018-3-16
result = the stuff you are currently doing
result(isnan(result)) = [];
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James Tursa
2018-3-16
"... This is not working ..." and "... Getting the same problem ..."
These comments do not help us since they give us no further detail into the issues you are having. Please show us your complete code, the current result you are getting, and then show us the result that you would like to get.
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