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Use same algorithm for different data

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Ricardo López
Ricardo López le 7 Jan 2021
Commenté : Mathieu NOE le 7 Jan 2021
Good morning people,
I have a big algorithm and I would like to use different data without having to repeat the algorithm (for and if loops) many times. Any idea how?
I am pasting some part of my code as an example:
if j==1
Tin(j)=20;
Con(j) = H1(j)+Qel(j)*u(j);
NL_(j) = Con(j) - PV1(j);
Terr(j)=Ts(j)-Tin(j);
u(j)=0;
SOC(j)=0.5;
if Terr(j)>=1
u(j)=1;
end
end
I would like to change H1 for H2, H3,... Hn, as well as PV1, PV2,... PVn
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Mathieu NOE
Mathieu NOE le 7 Jan 2021
hi
your code should be declared as a function and then you pass the arguments, and do loops for differents inputs
see matalb doc about how to create functions

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Rik
Rik le 7 Jan 2021
The source of your problem is that you chose to put data (i.e. the counter) in the variable name.
You should consider storing H1-Hn in a cell array (or normal array) so you can trivially loop over them.
%don't use this, but make sure to do something like this when the data is created
H={H1,H2,H3};PV={PV1,PV2,PV3};
for n=1:numel(H)
if j==1
Tin(j)=20;
Con(j) = H{n}(j)+Qel(j)*u(j);
NL_(j) = Con(j) - PV{n}(j);
Terr(j)=Ts(j)-Tin(j);
u(j)=0;
SOC(j)=0.5;
if Terr(j)>=1
u(j)=1;
end
end
end

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