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I have Values like this
C2 = 0.10;
C3 = 0.10;
C4 = 0.20;
C5 = 0.20;
C6 = 0.20;
P1=190;
P2=72.2;
P3=51.6;
P4=20.44;
P5=15.57;
P6= 4.956;
K1=P1/P;
K2=P2/P;
K3=P3/P;
K4=P4/P;
K5=P5/P;
K6=P6/P;
note :- this is very lengthy and I want to make it shorter and calculating like this
for c = [0.20,0.10,0.10,0.20,0.20,0.20]
for P = [190,72.2,51.6,20.44,15.57,4.956]
PG = 50;
K = (P/PG);
A = c*(K-1);
B = c*(K-1)/K;
nv = A/(A-B);
disp(nv)
end
end
Can I use these code to calculate it in a simpler way or I am need to change the code , suggest plz
thanks
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Image Analyst
am 19 Feb. 2012
Inside your loop, the c's cancel out in the nv division, so nv, K, and PG don't depend on c at all so why are they in a loop over c? Also, in the first chunk of code, I assume P1 = P(1), so what is P? You can't do K(1) = P(1) ./ P because the dimensions don't match so I have no idea what you want to do.
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Walter Roberson
am 19 Feb. 2012
Yes, you can use loops such as you show. Your "for" syntax is valid.
You might want to store the answers after you calculate them, though.
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Jan
am 19 Feb. 2012
The code runs fine and "nv" is calculated - but only the last value is stored. Because "nv" does not depend on "c" at all, the outer loop can be omitted.
Jan
am 19 Feb. 2012
You nv does not depend on c, such that the calculation of nv can be simplified to:
nv = K / (K-1);
or:
nv = 1 / (1 - PG/P);
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