Please help me out. This code isn't working...
qq=8:10008;
for m = 1:9
for n = 1:10001
A(m, n) = (m+n)+qq;
end
end
I just want answer for A

3 commentaires

Adam
Adam le 8 Août 2019
Modifié(e) : Adam le 8 Août 2019
No idea what answer you want since you didn't tell us and you already said the code isn't working so there's not much point us looking at that to understand what you want.
However, you are adding a vector, qq, to a scalar (m+n) and trying to assign the result of this to a scalar A(m,n) which clearly will not work. At a guess you want to add qq(n) instead.
DARLINGTON ETAJE
DARLINGTON ETAJE le 8 Août 2019
You just solved the problem...qq(n) works....thank you.
Alex Mcaulley
Alex Mcaulley le 9 Août 2019
Modifié(e) : Alex Mcaulley le 9 Août 2019
You can do it without loop. For example:
qq = 8:10008;
n = 1:10001;
m = 1:9;
[X,Y] = meshgrid(qq + n,m)
A = X + Y;
If you use the loops, at least preallocate your array A to minimize the execution time:
qq = 8:10008;
A = zeros(9,10001);
for m = 1:9
for n = 1:10001
A(m, n) = (m+n)+qq(n);
end
end

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Jos (10584)
Jos (10584) le 9 Août 2019

1 vote

In recent ML versions there is no need for meshgrid or so. The plus syntax will expand the vectors :-)
% a smaller example
n = 1:11
m = 1:4
q = 8:18
A = m' + n + q

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