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Re: Using Minimum operator with NaN values [message #86282 is a reply to message #86270]

Tue, 22 October 2013 14:48

wlandsman
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> I do dislike that the > and < operators do not work with NaNs, however there is a simple workaround if you need it (this is what I do when I need to preserve NaNs through those operations).
>
>>
> print,(a>2)+a*0

Thanks. The above code is almost twice as fast for me compared with

g=where(finite(a))
a[g] = a[g]>2

though it still gives an illegal operand error on the Mac. --Wayne

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