How to write this formulation in Matlab:
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is it :
for i=1:N
S(i) = -PT(i) * log(PT(i));
end

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Dimitris Kalogiros
Dimitris Kalogiros le 14 Mai 2019
What is the base of the logarithm? Is it 10 ? If so, then you must use log10() .
I have checked several papers, they did not mention the base of logarithm. if it is 10, then the code will be:
for i=1:N
S(i) = -PT(i) * log10(PT(i));
end
Right?

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Steven Lord
Steven Lord le 14 Mai 2019

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There's no need to loop. The log and log10 functions can operate on arrays of data, and as long as you use element-wise multiplication you can do this in one line. [Actually, I'll need two; one to create sample data and one for the actual operation.]
PT = 10*rand(10);
S = -PT.*log10(PT);
You can compare this with the result of doing the same operation one element at a time to see if they're different.
S2 = zeros(size(PT));
for whichelement = 1:numel(PT)
S2(whichelement) = -PT(whichelement).*log10(PT(whichelement));
end
S-S2

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Raj
Raj le 14 Mai 2019

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Since your equation asks for 'log' not 'ln' , I think the code should be:
for i=1:N
S(i) = -PT(i) * log10(PT(i));
end

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