Varying two dependent variables
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Well I have parameter a and it depends on t. I vary t from 0 to 10 with the command 0:10. a is a function of t. further i want to limit the domain in which a varies. For example, it a varies between [-10;10] I want to limit it to vary between [-5;5].
Any help please?
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Andrew Newell
le 25 Jan 2012
If you are asking the question you seem to be asking, just divide a by 2.
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Sean de Wolski
le 25 Jan 2012
or use min() and max() to operate the saturation.
b = min(max(-10:10,-5),5)
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Walter Roberson
le 26 Jan 2012
What do you want to have happen when the domains are exceeded? Should the values be linearly mapped from the previous domains to the new domains (so, e.g., -45 would map to -7.5), or should the values be "clamped" so that anything below -15 should be limited to -15 ?
Or are you perhaps hoping for a routine that takes an expression or function in 't', figures out the range of 'a' values it calculates, and writes a new "similar" expression or function that has the desired new range?
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