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Re: Trying to avoid loops when adjusting two variables.
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Kim Hansen |
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Re: Trying to avoid loops when adjusting two variables. |
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Tue, 17 Apr 2007 15:21:47 +0200 |
On 4/17/07, Harbinson, Jeremy <address@hidden> wrote:
More complicated case (the one for which I would like to avoid a for loop):
I now have 2 vectors A and B and a function with two variables (eg y=z*x^2).
I want to apply the function to both A and B, using B for variable z and A
for variable x, and get an output which is a grid within which each element
is the result of applying the function to a particular pair of elements from
A and B. At the moment the only way I can think of doing this is to use a
loop in which I first calculate B(1).*A.^2, then calculate B(2).*A.^2 etc
until I have cycled through every element in B. Can this procedure be
vectorised or is looping over one of the variables the only solution?
Something like:
z = repmat(A, size(B'));
x = repmat(B', size(A));
y = z .* x .^ 2;
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