output argument not assigned

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aine gormley
aine gormley on 22 Oct 2018
Commented: aine gormley on 23 Oct 2018
Dear community,I have been continually hitting the following error in my code:
--
Output argument "var_ap" (and maybe others) not assigned during call to
"mf_field".
"Error in mf_srex (line 144)
[~, var_srex] = mf_field(var, mask);"
Below is the part of the code to which it is referring:
if length(size(var)) == 2
% get field mean
var_ap = nanmean(nanmean(var .* area )) ./ nanmean(nanmean(area ));
var_mp = nanmean(nanmean(var(mask) .* area(mask))) ./ nanmean(nanmean(area(mask)));
elseif length(size(var)) == 3
% get field mean for masked pixel
var_ap = NaN(size(var,3),1);
var_mp = NaN(size(var,3),1);
for j = 1:size(var,3)
vari = var(:,:,j);
var_ap(j,1) = nanmean(nanmean(vari .* area )) ./ nansum(nanmean(area ));
var_mp(j,1) = nanmean(nanmean(vari(mask) .* area(mask))) ./ nansum(nanmean(area(mask)));
end
end
Please can somebody offer some advice?
Thanks for your time.

Accepted Answer

Image Analyst
Image Analyst on 23 Oct 2018
For some reason, you're never assigning anything to var_srex. To fix, just assign it to anything, such as 0 or null, as the very first line of mf_field :
var_srex = [];
Of course you may then get some error where var_srex is null and you expected something else, but you won't also get the error that var_srex is not assigned.

More Answers (1)

James Tursa
James Tursa on 22 Oct 2018
Based on what you have posted, it appears var has more than 3 dimensions, so you aren't getting into your code above.
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aine gormley
aine gormley on 22 Oct 2018
Hi, thanks for your response. I just realised an error in the code I put above. All the ‘nanmean’ cases should be ‘nansum’. Does that make any difference?

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