I want to restrict the output of the arc cosine to be in the range [-1,1], but I want to know if there is built-in Matlab function for this task and if it is possible for example merge @max & @min simultaneoulsy in the function bsxfun to achieve this task.

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Jos (10584)
Jos (10584) le 3 Mar 2016

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I do not see why you need bsxfun for this. If X is your signal, this statement restricts X between -1 and 1
X = [0.5 1 2 -2 -1 -0.5 0]
OUT = min(max(X,-1),1)
You can create an (anonymous) function for this, if you need it a lot.
minmax = @(x,a,b) max(min(x,a),b) % restricts input X between a and b

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Nishantha Randunu
Nishantha Randunu le 3 Mar 2021
anoymous function should be
minmax = @(x,a,b) min(max(x,a),b) % restricts input X between a and b

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Walter Roberson
Walter Roberson le 3 Mar 2016

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min(max(x, -1), 1)

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Susan Arnold
Susan Arnold le 3 Mar 2016
Modifié(e) : Susan Arnold le 3 Mar 2016
What if I have two matrices which have the same size (let's say 1000 * 3), but I want for example matrix A has the same range of matrix B. What should I do to achieve this, could you please further help ?
Note: Both of these matrices have been generated randomely !!!
Simply replace -1 and 1 by the minimum and maximum of B
... max(A,min(B(:))) ...

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