Re: Is there any method similar as ndtooned but can move the missing values?

Dachao

I'm not sure from you post if you want to include the missing values in your new 1-d array, or remove them, but either case is easy in NCL.

If you use either the ndtooned() or reshape() functions, the new 1-d array will include any missing values that were in the original, multi-dimensional array. There are a number of ways to exclude missing values from new 1-d array, the ind() function is probably the easiest:

> tmp = ndtooned(x) ;here x is a multidimensional array with some missing values, tmp is a 1-d array
> ii = ind(.not.ismissing(tmp)) ; find locations of non-missing values
>x1d = tmp(jj) ;x1d is a new array containing no missing values


Will

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Date: Saturday, 31 May 2014 4:38 PM
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Subject: [ncl-talk] Is there any method similar as ndtooned but can move the missing values?

Dear all,

I want to convert a multi-dimensional array to one-dimensional array, but there exist some missing values in the multi-dimensional, so I want move these missing values in the oen-dimensional array. Then do some progress, is there still any way I can re-convert the one-dimensional to multi-dimensional array?

Thanks for your time. Have a nice afternoon.

Best regards,
Dachao
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University of Aizu, Tsuruga, Ikki-machi,
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