hello everybody i'm wondering if it's possible to find the numerical derivative of a piecewise function that i have separately built as a function file in matlbab

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Jan
Jan le 29 Nov 2013
What exactly is the derivative of a piecewise function? Does "piecewise" implies a continuous derivative in your problem?
Walter Roberson
Walter Roberson le 29 Nov 2013
A spline, for example, is piecewise. (Note: there is a spline derivative routine around.)
Piecewise does not necessarily have a smooth derivative.

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Andrea
Andrea le 30 Nov 2013
Modifié(e) : Andrea le 30 Nov 2013

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i guess that the derivatice cannot be continuous since i have a piecewise function, mine wasn't a precise question. what i need to know is if i can somehow calculate the numerical derivative of an equation that i wrote as a function file, my very little knowledge on matlab tells me i cannot, but maybe i'm wrong....sir Roberson do you think gradient() would do the job? thank you all

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Walter Roberson
Walter Roberson le 30 Nov 2013
If you create a vector or array of values by running them through the function, then you can gradient() that vector or array.

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