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Unfortunately, the formatting is restricted to one level of superscripts and subscripts, and to character ornations such as bars and hats. The formatting does not extend to being able to subscript the 3 on the
Hello Jonathan Campelli, It worked but actually I've to write this below series While using the code below J = symsum(((theta(1)+theta(2)*X(i,2))-y(i))^2, i, 1, m) I'm getting new error message _Subscript indices must either be real positive integers or logicals. ...
And then to have a line of text that starts with text such as italic x followed by digits in subscript, and then text with pairs of numbers enclosed in () with a comma-space separating them? How are the digits of subscripts represented in text? The Unicode block from U+208x does ...
If you want the second element ofa, then use indexing to get the second element ofa: >> a(2) ans = 176 Or simply from the original array: >> s1(2,1) ans = 176 Basic MATLAB concepts (such as how to use subscript indexing) is covered in the introductory tutorials, which are hig...
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MATLAB doesn't support cascaded indexing. You could either split the computation into two lines like you've done (and which I recommend!); or write a function that takes in a(b) and d and does the indexing. Either way, MATLAB has to create the intermediate vec...
Here's how you can access the nested values from Python in the given scenario: Using a Subscript Sinceoutseems to be a variable in the MATLAB workspace that holds a list or array, you can access its elements using a subscript. Here's the updated code: ...
and then used findpeaks to find the peaks and their frequencies and then returned them in cell arrays ‘Peaks’ and ‘Freqs’ with the second subscript (‘k2’) denoting the ‘lval’ subscript value (not the actual ‘lval’ value) and the first subscript (‘k1’)...