Integrals function computing accelerating

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Sara
Sara le 18 Juil 2012
Hi Guys ,
- trapz
- cumtrapz
function int = Fcn_integ(x,k,dt)
x ... Signal to integration
k ... Number of integrations to be undertaken
dt ... Sampling of the signal to integration
I have implemented the above function for integration. Then I want to know it is possible to use the built-in integration function e.g., cumtrapz for this issue?Can it be helpful? Is this built-in function more optimal? By the length of x to 2500 , I have the total time around 0.642 second. Thanks in advance
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Jan
Jan le 18 Juil 2012
How could we compare TRAPZ with your function, without knowing your function?
"More optimal" is not possible: Optimal is optimal already. "More efficient" or "faster" are more correct.

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Jan
Jan le 18 Juil 2012
The best idea is to try it. While our suggestion will be pure speculation, because we do not know your function, you have all required data and programs to check this by your own.
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Sara
Sara le 19 Juil 2012
I marked the two implementation (Part One and Part Two)that should give the same result , but it does not do so. The part two is correct and I want to convert it to part one with the same result. Could any one give some hints on that? It is the main part of my implementation on trapezoid method to implement integration function .
Part one :
lenx=length(x);
if k <= 0
int = x ;
return
end
int = zeros(1,length(x));
c=(k-1)/factorial(k-1);
y1 = x(2:lenx)' ;
y2 = x(1:lenx-1)' ;
tm1= dt*cumsum(tril(ones(lenx-1,lenx-1),0),1);
ans1=((tm1.^c)*y1)*dt/2;
ans2=((tm1.^c)*y2)*dt/2;
int(3:lenx) = ans1(1:lenx-2)+ ans2(2:lenx-1);
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Part two :
if k <= 0
int = x ;
return
end
int = zeros(1,length(x));
c=(k-1)/factorial(k-1);
dth2=dt/2;
lenx=length(x);
cmn=(lenx:-1:0)*dt;
ft1=cmn.^(c);
ft2 = (cmn+dt).^(c);
for n = 3:lenx
y1 = x(2:n) ;
t1 = ft1(lenx-n+3:lenx+1) ;
y2 = x(1:n-1) ;
t2 = ft2(lenx-n+3:lenx+1);
int(n) = sum (t1.*y1 + t2.*y2)*dth2 ;
end

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