How to solve "Inf" from table calculation in GUI
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Hi all. I tried to make vehicle velocity calculation with 2 tables input. table 1 is 1st CCTV time captured the vehicle and table 2 is 2nd CCTV time captured the vehicle.
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then I made a code like this:
data=handles.data;
xtes=data(1:5,2);
ytes=data(1:5,2);
time=xtes-ytes;
velocity=5./time;
handles.velocity=velocity;
set(handles.uitable3,'Data',velocity);
guidata(hObject,handles);
but after I ran it, why the calculation result is turn out "Inf". How can I solve this? Thank you very much!
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Walter Roberson
am 3 Jun. 2023
your xtes and ytes are exactly the same so subtraction gives 0.
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am 10 Jun. 2023
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Diwakar Diwakar
am 3 Jun. 2023
The issue you're experiencing where the calculation result is turning out as "Inf" is likely due to dividing by zero. In your code, you're calculating the time difference between two time values (xtes and ytes), and then calculating the velocity by dividing a constant value of 5 by the time difference.
If the time difference between xtes and ytes is zero for any row in the table, it will result in division by zero, which produces "Inf" as the result.
Try this code
data = handles.data;
xtes = data(1:5, 2);
ytes = data(1:5, 2);
time = xtes - ytes;
time(time == 0) = eps; % Replace zero values with a small positive value
velocity = 5 ./ time;
handles.velocity = velocity;
set(handles.uitable3, 'Data', velocity);
guidata(hObject, handles);
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Walter Roberson
am 3 Jun. 2023
xtes = data(1:5, 2);
ytes = data(1:5, 2);
Notice that those right hand sides are exactly the same, so xtes will exactly equal ytes in all positions.
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