Function naOmit

naOmit(x: readonly number[] | Float64Array<ArrayBufferLike>): number[]
The values that are not missing. Equivalent to R's na.omit(). For a vector.
Parameters
- x: readonly number[] | Float64Array<ArrayBufferLike>
Returns number[]
Example
```
naOmit([1, NaN, 3]); // [1, 3]
```
- Defined in descriptive/missing.ts:62
naOmit<T extends string | number | boolean>(x: readonly (T | null)[]): T[]
The values that are not missing. Equivalent to R's na.omit(). For a vector.
Type Parameters
- T extends string | number | boolean
Parameters
- x: readonly (T | null)[]
Returns T[]
Example
```
naOmit([1, NaN, 3]); // [1, 3]
```
- Defined in descriptive/missing.ts:63
naOmit<D extends DataFrame>(x: D): D
The complete rows of a data frame, as R's na.omit() for a data frame: the same columns, in order, restricted to the rows where none is missing (null, or NaN in a numeric column); see completeCases.
Type Parameters
- D extends DataFrame
Parameters
- x: D
Returns D
Example
```
naOmit({ a: [1, NaN, 3], s: ["u", "v", null] }); // { a: [1], s: ["u"] }
```
- Defined in descriptive/missing.ts:72