No jump in in if-query even though if-statement is true
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Stefanie Schwarz
le 12 Nov 2019
Commenté : Stefanie Schwarz
le 15 Nov 2019
In the following Code I want to compare the values of two different variables.
X = 0:0.1:200;
T = [0.1; 0.2; 0.3; 0.5; 0.9; 1.5; 2.6; 4.5; 7.7; 13.2; 22.8; 39.2; 67.5; 116.2; 200];
jump_in = zeros([length(T) 1]);
for t = 1:length(T)
for x = 1:length(X)
if X(x) == T(t)
jump_in(t) = 1;
break;
end
end
end
After running there are no warnings or errors but for the values of 0.3, 13.2 and 116.2 even if the statement is true it does not jump in.
I changed the if-statement into X(x) -T(t) == 0 but this did not work either.
I also changed the values of the Variables X and T into
X = [0.3:0.1:200];
T = [0.3; 0.5; 0.9; 1.5; 2.6; 4.5; 7.7; 13.2; 22.8; 39.2; 67.5; 116.2; 200];
Then it jumps into the if-query for 0.3 but it does not jump in for the vaules of 0.9, 1.5, 13.2 and 116.2.
Does someone has expierence with this problem or a hint?
My Matlab version is R2019a and I did not used any toolboxes or blocksets.
Thank you.
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Stephen23
le 12 Nov 2019
Modifié(e) : Stephen23
le 12 Nov 2019
"Does someone has expierence with this problem or a hint?"
You are seeing some of the behaviors of floating point numbers, which can only represent approximations of some of those values. These behaviors are quite well documented:
This is worth reading as well:
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Rik
le 12 Nov 2019
Not all decimal numbers can be stored in binary as an exact value. This float rounding error can lead to situations like this. You can solve this by testing against a tolerance (functions like ismembertol and uniquetol are also useful).
If abs(X(x) -T(t)) <= eps
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Rik
le 12 Nov 2019
When using ismembertol, don't forget to set 'DataScale',1 because otherwise you might get unexpected results. Refer to the documentation to see if you want to leave the scaling on auto, or if you want to set it to 1.
As a side-note: I personally tend to use 2*eps, although there shouldn't really be a difference.
Glad to be of help.
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Bhaskar R
le 12 Nov 2019
I don't know,why are you taking variable jump_in.
From your code we can summarize as
% c- common values(X(x) == T(t))
% iX - indices if vector X
% iT - indices if vector T
[c, iX, iT] = intersect(X,T);
jump_in = ones(1, length(iX));
Correct me if I am wrong
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