Determining the intersection of two vectors
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    Jack
 am 19 Dez. 2014
  
    
    
    
    
    Beantwortet: Mouna SAMAALI
 am 12 Mai 2021
            Below is my working code for a simple program to graph two vectors.
line([0,50],[30,30]); line1 = [0 30 50 30 ];
line([55,55],[15,30]); line2 = [55 15 55 30];
C = intersect(line1,line2)
Below is the visual representation of these two lines:

It is barely visible in the top right corner that these two lines do not intersect. intersect(A,B) however indicates they're intersecting at 30. I assume this is because it treats the vectors as lines which extend forever? Is there any functionality for matlab which would handle only the given space as opposed to infinite length? It should ideally return these lines do not intersect.
Thanks!
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  Star Strider
      
      
 am 19 Dez. 2014
        The intersect function is a set operation in MATLAB. It looks for the points (elements) that ‘line1’ and ‘line2’ have in common. They both have 30 so that is the correct result.
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  Azzi Abdelmalek
      
      
 am 19 Dez. 2014
        line1 and line2 are two arrays,
C = intersect(line1,line2)
will return the common elements to the two arrays
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  Mouna SAMAALI
 am 12 Mai 2021
        I have a question about how can I convert this Line of code matlab to Simulink . I would like to use only blocks Simulink ?
A=union(A,setxor(B,intersect(B,C)));where  A, B et C  are vectors 
So I ask about blocks Simulink that make the intersection, the union and setxor of two vectors.
Thanks in advance for your help .
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