NaN output only when using three ouput for QR

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Simone
Simone el 17 de Abr. de 2025
Respondida: Christine Tobler el 22 de Abr. de 2025
I'm trying to use the canoncorr function. I removed all features with NaN values from my two input matrices. Still, I get the error
Error using canoncorr (line 86)
X must contain at least one non-constant column.
This is because the function qr in
[Q1,T11,perm1] = qr(X,0);
returns all-NaN Q1 and T11, therefore at the next line rankX is 0.
Nonetheless, I noted that if I run only [Q1,T11] = qr(X,0); or [T11] = qr(X,0); all looks ok.
Any guess on what is going on?
Thank you

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Christine Tobler
Christine Tobler el 22 de Abr. de 2025
The 3-output syntax and the 2-output syntax of QR use different implementations, so that's likely the reason you're seeing different outcomes.
I would usually expect no NaNs in Q and T11 if X has no NaN or Inf entries - but this is possible in extreme cases, for example when the values are close to realmax, where a sum will overflow to Inf.
If you can attach a .mat file with the matrix X, I can take a closer look.

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