AA = csvread('temp.csv');
YA = unique(AA(:,1));
GA = findgroups(AA(:,1));
SA = splitapply(@max,AA(:,4:13),GA);
AM = [YA SA];
I am trying to get annual maximum value for the given data but i am getting this error while running the code. The code is working perfectly fine for my other station data. Help me
Error using vertcat
Dimensions of arrays being concatenated are not consistent.
Error in splitapply>localapply (line 253)
finalOut{curVar} = vertcat(funOut{:,curVar});
Error in splitapply (line 132)
varargout = localapply(fun,splitData,gdim,nargout);

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Jan
Jan el 16 de Mzo. de 2021
Editada: Jan el 16 de Mzo. de 2021
@max calculates the maximum over the 1st non-singleton dimension. If the input is a matrix, this is the first dimension, but if a row vector is applied, it is the 2nd dimension. So you have to specify the dimension explicitly:
SA = splitapply(@(x) max(x, [], 1), AA(:, 4:13), GA);

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