fori=1:1:3 a(1,i) = b(i) end result ==> a = [1 3 8]; how can i create this kind of code in matlab? pls pay attention i just want to give b1,b2,b3 to a matrix just with "for" loop. 댓글 수: 0 댓글을 달려면 로그인하십시오. ...
MATLAB Online에서 열기 I have created a program functionA = large_elements(X) [rows,column]=size(X); cnt=0; fori=1:rows%rows indices forj=1:column%column indices cnt=i+j; ifcnt<X(i,j) A=[i j] else A=[] end
matrix for loop questionSuppose I have a matrix [1 2 3 5;1 3 4 5]. Each row represents a path and each column represents the nodes of that path. For example: for row 1 : 1-2-3-5 is a path with nodes 1, 2 ,3, 5(where one is the start node and 5 is the end node). ...
Learn how to create a matrix that has an underlying pattern in a for loop, as well as how to use preallocation for the same process.
Open in MATLAB Online I'm trying to construct matrix whose submatrices are obtained in for loop. for loop is forj = 2:Jmax P(j-1)=(sqrt(-2*p(j-1)+1)/sqrt(-2*p(j-1)))*(I-(p(j)+p(j-1))*inv(A+p(j)*I)) V(j)=P(j-1)*V(j-1); ...
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Your x and y values that come out will be vectors that are scattered around, not a regular grid. You can only use mesh() when the x and y represent grids. If you want a gridded surface then you should look at triscatteredinterp() or the newer griddedinterpolant()In...
On an existing post, a MATLAB user asked how to vertically concatenate a number of matrices taken from MAT-files. Here is an example of me working through a couple of options for this. This video uses thecode-alongstyle. Show more
RESHAPE is a very useful function, but it is something that a lot of MATLAB users do not discover until someone is looking at their code and says “Why are you using a for loop for that?” If you know how to use RESHAPE, there is not much to be learned from this video...
RESHAPE is a very useful function, but it is something that a lot of MATLAB users do not discover until someone is looking at their code and says “Why are you using a for loop for that?” If you know how to use RESHAPE, there is not much to be learned from this video. If you ...