Searching for and Interpolating Invalid Values

The following example shows how to find invalid values, called NoValues, in your data, and how to identify and interpolate the Novalues. DIAdem creates a temporary channel that contains the interpolated values. DIAdem enters this channel in the same 2D axis system as the original data and identifies the NoValues with markers. DIAdem also displays the values in a table. A user command replaces the invalid value with the text invalid value.

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Procedures

Using NoValues to Eliminate Outliers