Matlab warning points to the wrong line
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Hello,
I am executing an m-file using Matlab 2014b. Let's call it my_m_file. During the execution I am getting the following warning:
Warning: Matrix is close to singular or badly scaled. Results may be inaccurate. RCOND = 3.277288e-17. > In viaMtimes at 35 In my_m_file at 35
I understand the warning and at line 35 in the file viaMtimes one has: "Z = inv(Z);". It is true that at several points in my code I am raising a matrix to the power -1 and I understand that on one such occasion the matrix is close to singular so the inversion is problematic.
Normally the last part of the message "In my_m_file at 35" would point out to the line in my m file where the problem lies. But this is where it gets strange. On line 35 of the file I am actually declaring a new variable as M = NaN(T,N) where T and N have been previously defined. What causes Matlab to point to the wrong line and how can I fix this?
Thanks,
Alex
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Andreas Goser
am 29 Okt. 2014
I can think of an effect where you have multiple files with the same name on the path like previous versions or a pcoded file. You can test this with
which my_m_file -all
I also wonder if the effect is reproducible on other machines/installations?
Robert Cumming
am 29 Okt. 2014
This could also happen if your file is locked by mlock. If you restart Matlab does the problem remain?
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