Hello guys,
hope anyone of you can help me to write the following Code:
g should be equal to the integer part of
So in the beginning of my Code i would like to define "n" as Input. Thereafter the Code runs and the ouput is R.
Would really appreciate your help! :)
Best Florian

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Star Strider
Star Strider le 28 Nov 2015
It seems straightforward, although it will likely involve some tedious typing and it looks like a couple nested loops.
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Florian Fbr
Florian Fbr le 29 Nov 2015
I have no idea how to write this code as I am a total beginner.
If anyone can help me i would really appreciate this.

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Walter Roberson
Walter Roberson le 29 Nov 2015

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g = floor(4*(n/100)^(2/9));
R = sum( arrayfun( @(h) sum(X(h+1:n).*e(h+1:n).*e(1:n-h).*Xprime(1:n-h) + X(1:n-h).*e(1:n-h).e(h+1:n).*Xprime(h+1:n)) / (1 + h/(g+1), 1:g) );
We do not have the information to know if X and Xprime are related.

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