Dear Dr.Warriar,
Thank you. You have answered my query exhaustively.
Regards
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Thank you so much, Samuel.
Your example worked very well, and I have incorporated it in my work using
the following function:
function m = removenan(m, direction)//remove any row or column with missing
values
if (direction(1)=="r") then
m(:,or(isnan(m),'r')) = [];//delete all columns with %n
All,
I will require a significant redesign of my 5.3.3 code to run under 5.4.0 under
Mac OS 10.8. Scilab 5.4.0 has evidently redesigned the directory so as to be
backwards incompatible with the previous versions.
First it installs in my Users/ my name/ directory and will not see my hard
drive
Hello,
Le 02/10/2012 19:33, samuel.en...@unn.edu.ng a écrit :
Dear sir,
Is there an existing function in SCILAB to remove all rows or columns with
with one or more missing values from a matrix such as X.
I want to avoid the alternative of using the scipts such as
K = find(isnan(X))
And then
Hello,
I begin with graphics interface and I envisage to add some control panels in
my program. I would like to pause the program until I don't have click the
pushbutton to validate the parameters. The following function is
encapsulated in an other function. Could anyone explain how to do ?
Thank
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Dear sir,
Is there an existing function in SCILAB to remove all rows or columns with
with one or more missing values from a matrix such as X.
I want to avoid the alternative of using the scipts such as
K = find(isnan(X))
And then converting the K to row,column format before deleting the rows o
On 01/10/2012 22:16, Uwe Fechner wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I like Scilab 5.4.0, but there are some regressions with respect to
> scilab 5.3.3.
>
> If I start Scilab 5.4.0, click:
> - Demos -> Graphics -> 2D and 3D plots -> plot2d I get the following
> message
> in the console:
>
> Starte Ausführung:
>
hallo,
if I try to run the little program below, scilab 5.4.0 stops without any
further message. In scilab 5.3.3 it works fine.
clc
xdel()
t = linspace (0 , 2*%pi , 100);
x = sin (2*t);
y = cos (t);
plot ( x , y , '*' )
best regards
Josef
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