Inf problem

I'm working on video, and have alot of computations in my processes. in one part i divide a number on another one, but I receive wrong result.
for example:
1.000000000000000e-03/ 1.000000000000000e-03+ 0
ans
=Inf
how can i handle this?
I use format short, but it doesn't help me.
please help

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You probably want (note the brackets):
m12 = deltaR12 / (min(deltaRF(ii, jj, tt), deltaRF_V(ii, jj, tt)) + epsilon);
Your code, as is divides deltaR12 by min(..,..), and then adds epsilon to the result of the division, which I suspect is not what you want.
HTH,
Arnaud

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Arnaud, how's the Do What I Mean Tbx coming along? We're expecting it for 2012a please :)
Still working on it...
Thank you Arnauld, I don't know how do i did this funny mistake,
you're right.
thank you so much.
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Please copy the exact code that reproduces this on your system. It appears that the denominator on the division is becoming 0, which could perhaps happen due to the exact spacing you use.
Also, I suggest you try
format short g

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epsilon=.001;
c=0;
format short;
for tt=1 : nframes-1
for ii=1: height -1
for jj=1: width -1
M12 = M(ii*3-2:ii*3, jj*3-2:jj*3, tt) + M_V(ii*3-2:ii*3, jj*3-2:jj*3, tt);
deltaR12 = det(M12) / det(M12(1:2 , 1:2)) * norm(M12(1:2 , 1:2), 'fro');
if isnan(deltaR12)
deltaR12 =0.001;
end
m12 = deltaR12 / min(deltaRF(ii, jj, tt), deltaRF_V(ii, jj, tt)) + epsilon;
c = c+ m12;
end
end
end
c=1/c*N;
-----
denominator never can be zero, because of 'epsilon' is constant in denominator. My problem is in this line "m12 = deltaR12 / min(deltaRF(ii, jj, tt), deltaRF_V(ii, jj, tt)) + epsilon;"
and I used "format short g" before, and it doesn't usefull for my problem.
by the way, thank you so much walter.

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