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Syntax
y = nansum(X)
Description
y = nansum
is the sum computed by treating (X)
NaNs
as missing values.
For vectors, nansum(x)
is the sum of the non-NaN
elements of x
. For matrices, nansum(X)
is a row vector containing the sum of the non-NaN
elements in each column of X
.
Example
m = magic(3);
m([1 6 8]) = [NaN NaN NaN]
m =
NaN 1 6
3 5 NaN
4 NaN 2
nsum = nansum(m)
nsum =
7 6 8
See Also
nanmax
, nanmin
, nanmean
, nanmedian
, nanstd
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