Only returning NaNs when trying to do a double for loop

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A LL
A LL el 5 de Jul. de 2021
Editada: A LL el 5 de Jul. de 2021
I have a matrix of size (361,361) named sivTotEASE.
At specific index i.e. sivTotEASE(m,n) I want to compute the mean (omiting NaNs) of the 8 closest neighbors of sivTotEASE(m,n) and replace the computed value at the location of sivTotEASE(m,n).
I try to do this in a double for loop (first loop for the index corresponding to the rows and second loop for the index corresponding to the columns) but I end up with a matrix containing only NaNs. I don't even have the original values of my matrix anymore... It is just NaNs everywhere...
When I try to compute it manually I do get a real value. For exampe, for index m = 1000, n = 1000 I get the value 8.0114 and not NaN.
Here is my code:
%Load data (see attached files for data)
load('SICnoSIVrow.mat');
load('SICnoSIVcol.mat');
load('sivTotEASE.mat');
%Mean of the 8 closest neighbors for sivTotEASE(m,n)
sivTotNeighbor = sivTotEASE;
for m = SICnoSIVrow
for n = SICnoSIVcol
NeighborIt = nanmean(sivTotEASE(m-1:m+1,n-1:n+1),'all');
sivTotNeighbor(m,n) = NeighborIt;
end
end
%Manual test (the following line gives 8.0114)
%test = nanmean(sivTotEASE(m(1000)-1:m(1000)+1,n(1000)-1:n(1000)+1),'all')
Can anyone help me figure out what is the issue?
Thank you
****ACCEPTED ANSWER (see comments)****
%Edited code:
%Load data (see attached files for data)
load('SICnoSIVrow.mat');
load('SICnoSIVcol.mat');
load('sivTotEASE.mat');
%Compute neighbor's average
sivTotNeighbor = sivTotEASE;
for ii = 1:length(SICnoSIVrow)
for jj = 1:length(SICnoSIVcol)
m=SICnoSIVrow(ii);
n=SICnoSIVcol(jj);
NeighborIt = mean(sivTotEASE(m-1:m+1,n-1:n+1),'all','omitnan');
sivTotNeighbor(m,n) = NeighborIt;
end
end

Respuesta aceptada

Amit Bhowmick
Amit Bhowmick el 5 de Jul. de 2021
use this
mean(sivTotEASE(m-1:m+1,n-1:n+1),"omitNan")
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A LL
A LL el 5 de Jul. de 2021
Editada: A LL el 5 de Jul. de 2021
I missed your comment but I indeed think you are right with your suggestion to edit my code but jj and n would have to be for the variable SICnoSIVcol (and not for SICnoSIVrow):
for ii = 1:length(SICnoSIVrow)
for jj = 1:length(SICnoSIVcol)
m=SICnoSIVrow(ii);
n=SICnoSIVcol(jj);
This is also what I ended with (see comment above)!
Thank you

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