'Value' must be double scalar within the range of 'Limits'
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el 16 de Jun. de 2022
Comentada: Adam Danz
el 16 de Jun. de 2022
Hi. I am creating a gui on appdesigner. I am reading numeric data from a csv file and storing this data in an array. I want to calculate the standard deviation of the values store in the array and display it on the numeric edit field. The error I get is 'Value' must be a double scalar within the range of 'Limits'. But my Limit of the editfield is -Inf,Inf. The csv file is attached and the code is provided below. Please assist.
data=readtable('tests1.csv','NumHeaderLines',9);
col_vec=data{:,2}
app.stdEditField.Value=std(col_vec);
I tried editing the code to :
app.stdEditField.Value=std(single(col_vec))
Or
app.stdEditField.Value=std(double(col_vec))
But the error still pops up.
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Adam Danz
el 16 de Jun. de 2022
Please show us the results of data{:,2}, a few rows will be sufficient.
It may be helpful to see the results of std(col_vec) as well.
If col_vec is not a vector, then the result of std will not be a scalar. Table columns can contain matrices, for example.
Another possibility is that std is returning a NaN or Inf which may not pass the UI component validation.
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Adam Danz
el 16 de Jun. de 2022
Editada: Adam Danz
el 16 de Jun. de 2022
Your data contains a NaN value.
data=readtable('tests1.csv','NumHeaderLines',9);
col_vec=data{:,2};
n = sum(isnan(col_vec));
fprintf('There are %d NaN values in col_vec\n', n)
std(col_vec)
Where is the NaN value?
nanLoc = find(isnan(col_vec));
fprintf('NaN in row %d', nanLoc)
When there is at least 1 NaN in a vector, std will return NaN.
Options:
- Figure out why there are NaNs and replace them (manually, smoothing, interpolation, etc)
- Ignore the NaNs: S = std(___,nanflag)
sd = std(col_vec,'omitnan')
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