Thanks Olivier.
Chao
You can use numpy.isnan(array).sum()
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Dear all,
I have an ndarray with dimension of 4X62500. is there anyway I can count the number of missing value (NaN)? because I want to know how many observations are missing?
Thanks for any idea,
Chao
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