use diff for jacobian but there is a problem

syms x y z theta; a=90; b=122; t=50; v=[x y theta];

L1=sqrt(((-a/2*cosd(theta)-((b+t)*sind(theta))+x+1000).^2)+(-a/2*sind(theta)+(b+t)*cosd(theta)+y-1072).^2); Lx=diff(L1,x) Ly=diff(L1,y) Ltheta=diff(L1,theta)

L2=sqrt(((a/2*cosd(theta)-(b+t)*sind(theta)+x-1000).^2)+(a/2*sind(theta)+(b+t)*cosd(theta)+y-1072.)^2); Lx2=diff(L2,x) Ly2=diff(L2,y) Ltheta2=diff(L2,theta)

L3=sqrt(((b+t)*sind(theta)-x).^2+((1072-(b+t)*cosd(theta)-y).^2)+(1100+a/2).^2); Lx3=diff(L3,x) Ly3=diff(L3,y) Ltheta3=diff(L3,theta)

x=(-20:0.5:20); y=(-40:40); theta=(-40:40);

J=[Lx Ly Ltheta;Lx2 Ly2 Ltheta2;Lx2 Ly2 Ltheta3] J=det(A)

%the error is 함수 'cosd'은(는) 'sym'형 입력 인수에 대해 정의되지 않았습니다. function 'cosd' is not defined as inputted factor 'syms'

[Ameer Hamza]

I just ran your code and it is working fine. Can you run this line

which cosd

to see if this is problem with MATLAB paths.

[seonghun kim]

it doesn't work ㅠㅠ expressed same error

Answer 1

[Siyu Guo]

I think MATLAB does not recognize the function "cosd" in its symbolic computations. You should instead use "cos", which means you need to convert your x value from degrees to rads. When you substitute the symbolic variable x with some specific values, make sure the values are in rads rather than degrees. For example, replace the "cosd" and "sind" in your code with "cos" and "sin", and use "theta = deg2rad(-40:40)" rather than "theta = -40:40" to evaluate the expressions.

[Star Strider]

Correct!

+1

Also:

theta = sym(deg2rad(-40:40));

is preferable for symbolic calculations.

[Siyu Guo]

One more thing learnt today, :) thx

[seonghun kim]

which position "theta = sym(deg2rad(-40:40));" should go? under the" syms x y z theta; a=90; b=122; t=50; v=[x y theta];"?

[seonghun kim]

there are no theta value

[Star Strider]

Put it just after the initial syms call, and use sym for the other numeric constants as well.

It would be appropriate for you to Accept Siyu Guo’s Answer.