How could find the index (number of row ) that are deleted by "deleteoutliers"

I have a table with 9 cells to find the outliers and omit them in each cell, I used the "deleteoutliers" function base on a specific column. but it omits the data just on that specific column, I need to delete all related data to that outliers. How could find the index (number of rows) that are deleted by "delete outliers"?

[Nooshin Mahmoodi]

the point is that I have repeated data so I have different cells with different dimensions and I deleted the outlier for each cell.

[Rik]

You mean this FEX submission? That one returns the indices of the removed values, so that should work.

If that is not the function you mean, you should provide a link or attach the function.

[Nooshin Mahmoodi]

yes, that is, I check the information of it now. thanks

Answer 1

[Image Analyst]

I think you mean rmoutliers(). If you accept the second returned argument, you will get the ones that are identified as outliers:

[B,TF] = rmoutliers(___) also returns a logical vector corresponding to the rows or columns of A that were removed.

[Nooshin Mahmoodi]

my matlab(2015) does not work with rmoutliers() function, I found an alternative one here and the name is deleteoutlier. now I check that one, it have index too. thank you

[Stefany Shela Amanda]

excuse me, can I know what should I fill in the (_)? Thanks

[Rik]

That is the standard notation used in the documentation to denote 'any of the other described valid input syntaxes'. See the documentation for the exact options and usage examples. I suspect simply providing the array you want to clean will already work.