Fill missing data NaN

Hi, I've made a test and have some missing data that needs to be filled, does anybody know how I can do that? I've been looking into it and I believe there is a function called fillmissing. I'm just not sure how it could be used.
I appriciate the help .
load ERH2T60073.mat
Filename=ERH2T60073;
FrameRatee=Filename.FrameRate;
subplot(2,2,1);
plot((0:length(Filename.RigidBodies.Positions)-1)/FrameRatee, squeeze(Filename.RigidBodies.Positions(1,:,:)))
legend
xlim([20 120])
ylim([-1500 400])
legend('Surge','Sway', 'Heave')
title('Buoy Displacements')
subplot(2,2,2);
plot((0:length(Filename.RigidBodies.Positions)-1)/FrameRatee, squeeze(Filename.RigidBodies.RPYs(1,:,:)))
legend on
xlim([20 120])
ylim([-6 15])
legend('Roll','Pitch', 'Yaw')
title('Buoy Rotation')
subplot(2,2,3);
plot((0:length(Filename.RigidBodies.Positions)-1)/FrameRatee, squeeze(Filename.RigidBodies.Positions(2,:,:)))
legend on
xlim([20 120])
ylim([-200 500])
legend('Surge','Sway', 'Heave')
title('Floater Displacements')
subplot(2,2,4);
plot((0:length(Filename.RigidBodies.Positions)-1)/FrameRatee, squeeze(Filename.RigidBodies.RPYs(2,:,:)))
legend on
xlim([20 120])
legend('Roll','Pitch', 'Yaw')
title('Floater Rotation')
out_Surge=squeeze(Filename.RigidBodies.Positions(2,:,:));
output_Surge=out_Surge(1,(1:end))';
out_heave=squeeze(Filename.RigidBodies.Positions(2,:,:));
output_Heave=out_heave(3,(1:end))';
out_Roll=squeeze(Filename.RigidBodies.RPYs(2,:,:));
output_Roll=out_Roll(1,(1:end))';
out_Pitch=squeeze(Filename.RigidBodies.RPYs(2,:,:));
output_Pitch=out_Pitch(2,(1:end))';

Answers (1)

Chunru
Chunru on 24 Mar 2022
Edited: Chunru on 24 Mar 2022
doc fillmissing
fillmissing can be very powerful with various options.

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Yes, I saw that. I'm not sure how to apply it though.
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