matlab division help needed
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I need to perform the thinning algorithm and i am stuck in the division part
t = t - exp (u \sin (x));
i programmed this in matlab and i got an error the mldivision because the two sides are not of the same size ! i am aware both should be equal of the same size but in the algorithm i need to do this kind of division and i dont know how to get my way around it in matlab..
this is my code so far
i = 0; t = 0; u = rand (0,1); x = -pi:.1:pi; t = t - exp (u \sin (x));
while t < T u2 = rand (0,1); if u2 <= (sin(x) \ max(sin(x))) u2; end i = i+1;
end
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the cyclist
am 14 Mär. 2011
It looks like you have a syntax error where you assigned a value to "u".
I'm guessing that you wanted to assign it a random value from 0 to 1, but instead you made a random array of size 0x1 (an empty array).
Instead, try
u = rand(1,1);
which will be a single, random value. Do the same with "u2" inside the loop.
After that, I think you have other errors, because I see no value assigned to T, and even if there were, it looks like your while loop will never change the condition you are checking, so it will loop infinitely. Specifically, your "if" statement inside the loop will not kick you out. You need a "break" command.
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the cyclist
am 15 Mär. 2011
You might want to re-post your code, because I'm not really sure what you've done to try to fix it.
Also, are you aware of how to use breakpoints? You can halt the execution of your code on any line, and look at each variable to see if it is doing what you expect.
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Sisi Ma
am 14 Mär. 2011
maybe you are looking for the "dot division" (in matlab a.\b). it performs element by element division of two maxtrix.
Walter Roberson
am 10 Apr. 2011
I'm still uncertain that the \ operator was wanted rather than the / operator ??
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