My goal is to create a function to check if my data points are valid, i.e., not an NaN and not equal to -999. Here is the function I wrote: f(A) = [idx for idx in CartesianIndices(A) if @inbounds (!isnan(A[idx]) && A[idx] != -999)]; Why does it work on vector data like N1 but not on single values…

[x;] works for both vectors and scalars.

Does Cartesian Indexing work on single values?

leon December 29, 2021, 3:46pm 9

Thanks! The values are generated out of an external program.

Is there a universal function to convert either a scalar, or a 1-column data, or a vector to a vector?

I tried vec(), and it does not work for scalars.

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