replacing the NaN with specific values

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tzaloupas 2013-3-14

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Dear all,

I have the following matrix

   A={'country'  'values'
       'E'    '1'  
    'E'    [NaN]
    'E'    [NaN]
    'E'    '2'  
    'E'    [NaN]
    'E'    [NaN]
    'E'    [NaN]
    'E'    [NaN]
    'E'    [NaN]
    'E'    '3'  
    'E'    [NaN]
    'E'    [NaN]
    'E'    [NaN]
    'E'    [NaN]
    'EE'    [NaN]
    'E'    '4'
     'I'    '1'  
    'I'    [NaN]
    'I'    [NaN]
    'I'    '2'  
    'I'    [NaN]
    'I'   [NaN]
    'I'    [NaN]
    'I'    [NaN]
    'I'    [NaN]
    'I'    '3'  
    'I'    [NaN]
    'I'    [NaN]
    'I'    [NaN]
    'I'   [NaN]
    'I'    [NaN]
    'I'    '4'
    'I'    [NaN]
    'I'    [NaN]
    'I'    [NaN]
    'I'   [NaN]
    'I'    [NaN]
    'I'    '5'
     'K'    '1'  
    'K'    [NaN]
    'K'    [NaN]
    'K'     '2'  
    'K'     [NaN]
    'K'    [NaN]
    'K'     [NaN]
    'K'     [NaN]
    'K'     [NaN]
    'K'    [NaN]   
   'K'    [NaN]
    'K'    '3'
    'K'     [NaN]
    'K'    [NaN]
    'K'    [NaN]
    'K'     '4'
    'K'    [NaN]
    'K'     [NaN]
    'K'     [NaN]
    'K'    [NaN]
    'K'     [NaN]
    'K'     '5'
};

The first column describes the countries and the second the values corresponding to each country.

For each country the initial value is always '1'. For each country I want to replace the NaNs with the value that is before them.

So for the first country I want to have

'E'    '1'  
  'E'   '1' 
  'E'    '1' 
  'E'    '2'  
  'E'   '2' 
  'E'    '2' 
  'E'    '2' 
  'E'    '2' 
  'E'    '2' 
  'E'    '3'  
  'E'    '3' 
  'E'    '3' 
  'E'    '3' 
  'E'    '3' 
  'EE'    '3' 
  'E'    '4'
    for country I I want to have
        'I'    '1'  
    'I'    '1' 
    'I'   '1' 
    'I'    '2'  
    'I'   '2' 
    'I'  '2' 
    'I'    '2' 
    'I'   '2' 
    'I'    '2' 
    'I'    '3'  
    'I'   '3'  
    'I'    '3'  
    'I'    '3'  
    'I'   '3'  
    'I'    '3'  
    'I'    '4'
    'I'    '4'
    'I'   '4'
    'I'    '4'
    'I'   '4'
    'I'   '4'
    'I'    '5'
    and so so..
    I am trying to come up with a code but I got stuck
    Is there any way of doing that
    My real vector contains 300 countries, so doing manual is quite tedious
    thanks in advance

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Andrei Bobrov 2013-3-14

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编辑：Andrei Bobrov 2013-3-14

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A1 = A(2:end,:);
t = ~cellfun(@isnan,A1(:,2));
k = A1(t,2);
A(2:end,2) = k(cumsum(t));

added on comment

A1 = A(2:end,2);
t = cellfun(@ischar,A1);
A1(t) = cellfun(@str2double,A1(t),'un',0);
t1 = ~cellfun(@isnan,A1);
k = A1(t1);
A(2:end,2) = k(cumsum(t1));

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Hi Andrei,

you are the best. It works fine

I forgot to mention that for some countries I have fixed values ; see for country 'z' and'T'

   A={'country'  'values'
   'Z'    [50]  
    'Z'    [50] 
    'Z'    [50] 
   'Z'   [50]  
    'Z'   [50] 
    'Z'    [50] 
    'Z'    [50] 
    'Z'    [50] 
    'Z'    [50] 
    'Z'    [50] 
    'Z'    [50] 
    'Z'    [50] 
    'Z'    [50] 
   'Z'    [50] 
    'Z'    [50] 
    'Z'    [50] 
     'E'    '1'  
    'E'    [NaN]
    'E'    [NaN]
    'E'    '2'  
    'E'    [NaN]
    'E'    [NaN]
    'E'    [NaN]
    'E'    [NaN]
    'E'    [NaN]
    'E'    '3'  
    'E'    [NaN]
    'E'    [NaN]
    'E'    [NaN]
    'E'    [NaN]
    'EE'    [NaN]
    'E'    '4'
    'T'    [5]  
    'T'    [5] 
    'T'    [5] 
   'T'    [5]  
    'T'   [5] 
    'T'    [5] 
    'T'    [5] 
    'T'    [5] 
     'I'    '1'  
    'I'    [NaN]
    'I'    [NaN]
    'I'    '2'  
    'I'    [NaN]
    'I'   [NaN]
    'I'    [NaN]
    'I'    [NaN]
    'I'    [NaN]
    'I'    '3'  
    'I'    [NaN]
    'I'    [NaN]
    'I'    [NaN]
    'I'   [NaN]
    'I'    [NaN]
    'I'    '4'
    'I'    [NaN]
    'I'    [NaN]
    'I'    [NaN]
    'I'   [NaN]
    'I'    [NaN]
    'I'    '5'
     'K'    '1'  
    'K'    [NaN]
    'K'    [NaN]
    'K'     '2'  
    'K'     [NaN]
    'K'    [NaN]
    'K'     [NaN]
    'K'     [NaN]
    'K'     [NaN]
    'K'    [NaN]   
   'K'    [NaN]
    'K'    '3'
    'K'     [NaN]
    'K'    [NaN]
    'K'    [NaN]
    'K'     '4'
    'K'    [NaN]
    'K'     [NaN]
    'K'     [NaN]
    'K'    [NaN]
    'K'     [NaN]
    'K'     '5'
};

In that case when I apply the code I get this message

 Error using cellfun
Non-scalar in Uniform output, at index 1,
output 1.
Set 'UniformOutput' to false.

Could you help me modify the code. I am so close! Please?

Best

tzaloupas 2013-3-14

PERFECT!

Khaing Zin Htwe 2016-5-10

To replace integer zeros to NaN vaules in Array ,how can I do it ,sir.I have 141x3084 array that include NaN values unfortunately. After reducing dimensions to give input to ANFIS classifier, i get the result as NaN,seriously. Please help me ,sir , Andrei Bobrov.

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