solving two-variable matrix function

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Dmitry Solomatin
Dmitry Solomatin 2022-12-14
评论： Jiri Hajek 2022-12-14
Hi,
so assume I have a function like this:
f = [x(1) + x(2) ; x(2) * x(1)]
and my x = [2; -2]
how can I solve it? feval doesnt work for some reason ("Dimensions of arrays being concatenated are not consistent)

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Jiri Hajek
Jiri Hajek 2022-12-14
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Hi this can be done using inline function very efficiently like this:
fh=@(x,y)[x+y,x*y];
fh(2,-2)
ans = 1×2
0 -4
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Dmitry Solomatin
Dmitry Solomatin 2022-12-14
Thanks it now works, but for some reason this gives me a 1x3 matrix and it should only 1x2?
fh = @ (x,y) [2*x- 400*x*(-x^2+y) -2, 200 * (y-x^2)];
fh(2,-2)
Jiri Hajek
Jiri Hajek 2022-12-14
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This is because Matlab interprets space within brackets as a separator of vector elements, same as a comma. You can eithertake away all the spaces or put your expressions into parentheses. That way, you can forget about the meaning of spaces:
fh = @ (x,y) [(2*x- 400*x*(-x^2+y) -2), (200 * (y-x^2))]
fh = function_handle with value:
@(x,y)[(2*x-400*x*(-x^2+y)-2),(200*(y-x^2))]
fh(2,-2)
ans = 1×2
4802 -1200

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