Trying to solve a research article, I stumbled upon an equation which I don't know how to input in Matlab. Currently, I am planning to take an upper-bound integer and simulate the iteration to that number. But what is the exact way to do it?
In my code, I set my linspace to (-2,2) as an example. But I was wondering if there is a way to set the linspace for x, y to (0, inf). If I have tried writing that way, no change occurred. (I assume it's an error). Following is my code. x=linspace(-2,2); y=...
If the check is red, the verification does not continue for the remaining code in the same scope as the check. If the check is orange, the verification continues but removes from consideration the variable values that produced infinity.
Let us see an example for exponential in Matlab, the exponential signal is defined as x1of n1 is equal to alpha (a1) power n1 U of n1. Where alpha is the rate at which exponential signal is increasing or decreasing n1 is an independent variable which is varying from minus infinity to p...
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If you can help me on how to get a solution to this problem without employing a numerical solution like "fsolve", it would be great. Many thanks Sign in to comment.Sign in to answer this question.See Also MATLAB Answers Are there any function calculatin...
value r(0) and the probability distribution of the new value r(1) look similar. The starting value of each of the points will be 0.5. Those values coming from the left of the equation above will define the points which have made it to infinity. So the final value of number 3 is 1...
Open in MATLAB Online Looks like ThemeCopy miu_oj11 = friction(deltaVoj11) this guy becomes infinity real quick becuase of exp(largeNumber) in friction function. And then here ThemeCopy Foj11 = miu_oj11*Noj11; you have 0*inf which results in NaN. ...
In other programming languages, we can define a specific set of values. To define infinity, we can use float("inf") to define a positive infinite number and for a negative infinite number, we use float("-inf"). Now, we will look at how it works in Python. Suppose we have a value...
Sign in to comment. infinity on 26 Jun 2019 Vote 1 Link Open in MATLAB Online Hello, There is an option that you can refer, ThemeCopy a1 = smooth(a); plot(x,a1) There are many types of smooth function, you may read links below for more options. https://it.math...