I am trying to create a matlab function that graphs a particular function in 3D, however I keep getting the error undifined variable or not enough input arguments, Here is my code.
R1 = 2;
R2 = 1;
s1 = [-2;2];
s2 = [3;-1];
n1 = 2;
n2 = 1;
%for values of x and y between -5 and 5
landscape(-5:5, -5:5);
function M = landscape(x, y)
M = H1 + H2;
function h1 = H1(x, y, R1, s1, n1)
h1 = (1/(1+(R1/sqrt((x-s1(1))^2+(y-s1(2))^2))^n1));
end
function h2 = H2(x, y, R2, s2, n2)
h2 = (1/(1+(R2/sqrt((x-s2(1))^2+(y-s2(2))^2))^n2));
end
surf(M)
contour(M)
end
%Thanks

2 commentaires

Stephen23
Stephen23 le 15 Oct 2019
Modifié(e) : Stephen23 le 15 Oct 2019
You defined two nested functions H1 and H2, each with five input arguments:
function h1 = H1(x, y, R1, s1, n1)
then you call those functions withput any input arguments at all:
M = H1 + H2;
The variables R1, s1, n1 are not defined inside landscape.
I fixed it up as follows
landscape(x, y, R1, s1, n1, R2, s2, n2)
function M = landscape(x, y, R1, s1, n1, R2, s2, n2)
M = H1(x, y, R1, s1, n1) + H2(x, y, R2, s2, n2);
function h1 = H1(x, y, R1, s1, n1)
h1 = (1/(1+(R1/sqrt((x-s1(1))^2+(y-s1(2))^2))^n1));
end
function h2 = H2(x, y, R2, s2, n2)
h2 = (1/(1+(R2/sqrt((x-s2(1))^2+(y-s2(2))^2))^n2));
end
surf(M)
contour(M)
end
But now it gives my an error about incorrect matrix operation, which I dont understand because Im only calling a single value from the matrix.

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Walter Roberson
Walter Roberson le 15 Oct 2019

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function better_homes_and_gardens
R1 = 2;
R2 = 1;
s1 = [-2;2];
s2 = [3;-1];
n1 = 2;
n2 = 1;
%for values of x and y between -5 and 5
landscape(-5:5, -5:5);
function M = landscape(x, y)
M = H1(x, y, R1, s1, n1) + H2(x, y, R2, s2, n2);
function h1 = H1(x, y, R1, s1, n1)
h1 = (1./(1+(R1/sqrt((x-s1(1)).^2+(y-s1(2)).^2)).^n1));
end
function h2 = H2(x, y, R2, s2, n2)
h2 = (1./(1+(R2/sqrt((x-s2(1)).^2+(y-s2(2)).^2)).^n2));
end
surf(M)
contour(M)
end
end

4 commentaires

Dawid Brits
Dawid Brits le 15 Oct 2019
This somehow still gives an error for matrix dimensions that dont agree?
Dawid Brits
Dawid Brits le 15 Oct 2019
Very original function name btw ;)
Dawid Brits
Dawid Brits le 15 Oct 2019
I added a couple more . s and now it gives me an error relating to M not being a matrix in the surf plot command? What am I doing wrong?
Walter Roberson
Walter Roberson le 15 Oct 2019
Modifié(e) : Walter Roberson le 15 Oct 2019
function better_homes_and_gardens
R1 = 2;
R2 = 1;
s1 = [-2;2];
s2 = [3;-1];
n1 = 2;
n2 = 1;
%for values of x and y between -5 and 5
landscape(-5:5, -5:5);
function M = landscape(x, y)
M = H1(x, y, R1, s1, n1) + H2(x, y, R2, s2, n2);
function h1 = H1(x, y, R1, s1, n1)
h1 = (1./(1+(R1./sqrt((x-s1(1)).^2+(y(:)-s1(2)).^2)).^n1));
end
function h2 = H2(x, y, R2, s2, n2)
h2 = (1./(1+(R2./sqrt((x-s2(1)).^2+(y(:)-s2(2)).^2)).^n2));
end
surfc(M)
end
end

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