How to solve the error and get p2 value?
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when i Run this code got
Error: Index exceeds matrix dimensions.
please anyone tell me my mistakes....and How to get p2 value....
Thanks...
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Mathieu NOE
2021-8-30
hello
your errors are due to trying to access a structure in a wrong way , like :
m1=xa(end,2);
I suppose the intention is to access the y output in this structure
so it should be :
m1=xa.y(end,2);
but this is the second sample of the simulation, and I guess what you wanted is to have the last sample , 2nd row of the y array
xa = struct with fields:
solver: 'ode45'
extdata: [1×1 struct]
x: [1×889 double]
y: [6×889 double]
stats: [1×1 struct]
idata: [1×1 struct]
so I suppose this is the correct output :
m1=xa.y(2,end);
but I am surprised to see very big numbers , and also the plot is a bit strange with only a straight line , so I wonder where we still have trouble with your code.
I also added "hold on" after your plot command as I guess you want to have all points of your loop being plotted
clc;
clear all;
t=linspace(0,1,10);
M=0.5;
beta=0.5;
p1=0.1;
p2=0.5;
f=@(t,x) [x(2);x(3);2*x(2).^2+2*(x(2)*x(5))-x(1)*x(3)-x(3)*x(4)+M.^2*x(2)/(1+1./beta);
x(5);x(6);2*x(5).^2+2*(x(2)*x(5))-x(1)*x(6)-x(4)*x(6)+M.^2*x(5)/(1+1./beta)];
err_threshold=1e-3;
iterator =1;
err=1;
while err > err_threshold
if iterator == 1
xa=ode45(f,[0 10],[0 1 p1 0 0.3 0]);
% ylim([0 5]);
%plot(t,x(:,3),'--')
% m1=xa(end,2); % your code
% m1=xa.y(end,2); % correction # 1
m1=xa.y(2,end); % my guess ?
%.........................................
xa=ode45(f,[0 10],[0 1 p2 0 0.3 0]);
% m2=xa(end,3);
% m2=xa.y(end,3); % correction # 1
m2=xa.y(3,end); % my guess
plot([p1 p2],[m1 m2]);hold on
else
p2=(p2-p1)/(m2-m1)*(1.0-m1)+p1;
xa=ode45(f,[0 10],[0 1 p2 0 0.3 0]);
% m2=xa(end,2); % your code
% m2=xa.y(end,2); % correction # 1
m2=xa.y(2,end); % my guess
plot([p2,m2]);
err=abs(1-m2);
end
iterator=iterator+1;
end
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