Normalize columns of matrix with complex data?

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I have an array with complex values and I want to normalise the columns. I tried normc(array). But the error is: Data is complex. Is there a way to get around this?
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belle
belle on 20 Jan 2017
Take each element and multiply by its complex conjugate, so the elements would become real. Square each element and add together. To normalise, divide by sqrt of the sum of the squares.
belle
belle on 20 Jan 2017
worked out how to do it in MATLAB! :)

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Adam
Adam on 20 Jan 2017
array = array ./ ( sum( ( array .* conj(array) ).^2 ) ).^0.25
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Amit Sravan Bora
Amit Sravan Bora on 19 Aug 2022
@adam Hi, is that the frobenius norm that you're dividing the matrix with?
Thanks

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