“Input to EIG must not contain NaN or Inf” error in fitrm for 18 subjects and 6 levels
Hi,
I am getting the following Matlab error: “Input to EIG must not contain NaN or Inf.” when I run the fitrm function.
I am trying to test the differences between the 6 levels.
I have 18 subjects and 6 levels.
My table with the formatted data looks like this:
The code:
subj = {'Subj1','Subj2','Subj3','Subj4','Subj5','Subj6','Subj7','Subj8','Subj9','Subj10','Subj11','Subj12','Subj13','Subj14','Subj15','Subj16','Subj17','Subj18'}';t_loud_fc = table(subj,fc_y_250_mean,fc_y_500_mean,fc_y_1000_mean,fc_y_2000_mean,fc_y_3000_mean,fc_y_4000_mean,...
'VariableNames',{'subj','Cond1','Cond2','Cond3','Cond4','Cond5','Cond6'});cond_loud_fc = dataset([1 2 3 4 5 6]','VarNames',{'Conditions'});rm_loud_fc = fitrm(t_loud_fc,'Cond1-Cond6~subj','WithinDesign',cond_loud_fc);ranovatbl_loud_fc = ranova(rm_loud_fc);
The output from the console window is:
Error using eig
Input to EIG must not contain NaN or Inf.Error in RepeatedMeasuresModel>mauchlyTest (line 1921)
lam = eig(C'*S*C);Error in RepeatedMeasuresModel.fit (line 1369)
[this.Mauchly,this.Epsilon] = mauchlyTest(this.Cov,size(Xmat,1),rank(Xmat));Error in fitrm (line 67)
s = RepeatedMeasuresModel.fit(ds,model,varargin{:});Error in RunStatAnalysis (line 51)
rm_loud_fc = fitrm(t_loud_fc,'Cond1-Cond6~subj','WithinDesign',cond_loud_fc);
I have traced the problem to line 1347 in RepeatedMeasuresModel.m. Here, the variable dfe is equal to zero and thus the covariance becomes 0 as well.. How do I avoid this?
The variable dfe is given by dfe = size(Xmat,1)-size(Xmat,2); , where Xmat is a 18x18 matrix and thus dfe becomes zero….
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cloz_0_08 = [S1(2) S2(2) S3(2) S4(2) S5(2)];
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