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imported>Scott (New page: ===Purpose=== Returns true if any element of the given DSO is excluded. ===Synopsis=== :out = anyexcluded(data) :out = anyexcluded(data,dim) ===Description=== This test reports if any item...) |
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indicating which dimensions of the dataset should be tested for | indicating which dimensions of the dataset should be tested for | ||
exclusions. For example: | exclusions. For example: | ||
<pre>>> out = anyexcluded(data,[1 | <pre>>> out = anyexcluded(data,[1 3]) | ||
out = | out = | ||
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===See Also=== | ===See Also=== | ||
[[dataset_end]], [[dataset_length]], [[dataset_size]], [[dataset_subsref]], [[dataset_ndims]] | [[dataset_end]], [[dataset_isempty]], [[dataset_length]], [[dataset_size]], [[dataset_subsref]], [[dataset_ndims]] | ||
Latest revision as of 11:51, 6 October 2009
Purpose
Returns true if any element of the given DSO is excluded.
Synopsis
- out = anyexcluded(data)
- out = anyexcluded(data,dim)
Description
This test reports if any item in the given DataSet object (data) has been excluded.
Optional input (dim) can be a single index or vector of indexes indicating which dimensions of the dataset should be tested for exclusions. For example:
>> out = anyexcluded(data,[1 3])
out =
1
reports if there are any exclusions on dimensions 1 or 3.
See Also
dataset_end, dataset_isempty, dataset_length, dataset_size, dataset_subsref, dataset_ndims