signum(k) = k; y{l,k} = tt.(signum(k)){recnum(l)}; end end As you can see, the loop "l" is changing from 34736 until 35336. Where should I put the loop properly so that I do not need to write "for-loop" until 60
f@beta on the left hand side of the equals is not valid MATLAB syntax. In fact, I would strongly suggest you need to learn MATLAB syntax a bit better, not trying to run before you can walk. Really, SLOW DOWN. If you need to write a sum using an explicit loop, that is NOT a b...
(NOTE: I have avoided using a signum function as sign(0)=0) Thanks, Shamim 1 Comment Jan on 15 Feb 2016 Don't do this! Matlab's ODE integrators cannot handle discontinuities reliably. See http://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/answers/59582#answer_72047 Sign in to com...
Within themain()function, we have aforloop that iterates three times. During each iteration, a call tofork()is made. Whenfork()is called, it creates a new process. If the return value offork()is0, it means we are in the child process. We print a message indicating the child proces...