Bug: In EML, min and max return wrong value if vector input has nan as first element
| Submitted | Product | Status | ||
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| 2024-03-04 | Reactis for Simulink | Resolved in 2023.2.1 (released Mar 12, 2024; release notes) Resolved in 2023.0.3 (released Mar 12, 2024; release notes) | ||
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In EML, min or max returns wrong value if vector input has nan as first element. More precisely if min or max are given a single vector argument whose first value is nan, Reactis returns nan. min([nan,1,2,3]) should return 1, but Reactis returns nan. | ||||