Using the find function in a loop
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Can the find function be used in a loop? I have not been able to get it to work. I have tried many ways but the find command doesn't seem to like "i" in the statement. Here are two different ways I have tried it:
%Inititalize variables (P1 is a vector generated earlier in the program)
P1_int(1)=1;
i=1;
c=(1:length(P1)-1);
intdurl(1)=intdur;
for i=2:21 P1_int(i)=find((ttot(c)<intdurl(i-1)) & (ttot(c+1)>intdurl(i-1))); % determines i when ttot is intdurl(i-1)
intdurl(i)=intdurl(i)+intdur;
end
I have also tried:
%Inititalize variables (P1 is a vector generated earlier in the program)
P1_int(1)=1;
i=1;
c=(1:length(P1)-1);
intdur=5;
for i=2:21 P1_int(i)=find((ttot(c)<intdur*(i-1) & (ttot(c+1)>intdur*(i-1))); % determines i when ttot is intdur*(i-1)
end
Thanks!
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Matt Fig
am 13 Apr. 2011
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Is it possible that your find command is returning multiple results? If so, putting multiple results into a single element of an array will not work. Of course it would help if you showed the error message...
the cyclist
am 13 Apr. 2011
0 Stimmen
The find command can certainly be used in a loop. Here are a few suggestions:
- Your code is not executable as written. It would be really handy if you could fill in values for the undefined variables, such that the code will run and exhibit the problem.
- Tell us the error or warning you are getting.
- The find command might be giving a single scalar value, or a vector, or an empty array as output. Can your code handle all that, as needed?
- Try breakpointing your code at the line where the find command is called, and see if anything suspicious is happening, or if you can manually run some sections of that line to see if it gives what you suspect.
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