Error with fillmissing syntax

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Farbos de Luzan
Farbos de Luzan 2020-12-9
编辑： Farbos de Luzan 2020-12-11
Hello,
I have a simple 274x108 matrix A with numbers and NaNs.
I want to replace the Nans with interpolated values using fillmissing.
I would like to use the parameter 'MaxGap' — Maximum gap size to fill.
dim = 1;
[F,TF] = fillmissing(A,'linear',dim,'MaxGap',2);
No matter how I try to use it, it returns:
Error using fillmissing/parseInputs (line 455)
Fill method must be 'constant', 'previous', 'next', 'nearest', 'linear', 'spline', 'pchip',
'makima', 'movmean', or 'movmedian'.
How do you use the MaxGap parameter?
Thank you in advance!
Charles
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Adam Danz
Adam Danz 2020-12-11
MaxGap wasn't an option prior to r2020b
Here's documentation for 20a and that parameter isn't mentioned
https://www.mathworks.com/help/releases/R2020a/matlab/ref/fillmissing.html#namevaluepairarguments
Farbos de Luzan
Farbos de Luzan 2020-12-11
Thank you Adam.
Sometimes I read the documentation online as it feels more convenient to navigate, and I didn't notice this parameter was not available in my release's doc.

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Farbos de Luzan
Farbos de Luzan 2020-12-11
编辑：Farbos de Luzan 2020-12-11
Just installed r2020b.
It works now.
As Adam said:
MaxGap wasn't an option prior to r2020b

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Farbos de Luzan
Farbos de Luzan 2020-12-11
Adam,
The function stopped at line 455 when I tried
[F,TF] = fillmissing(A,'MaxGap',0.1);
which was a syntax error I admit.
With the syntax used here
[F,TF] = fillmissing(A,'linear','MaxGap',2);
the function stops at line 127
Error using fillmissing/parseInputs (line 538)
Parameter name must be 'EndValues', 'SamplePoints', or 'DataVariables'.
Error in fillmissing (line 127)
[A,AisTable,intM,intConstOrWinSize,extM,x,dim,dataVars,ma] =
parseInputs(A,fillMethod,varargin{:});
Should I try to install R2020b?

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