Iterating to Find the max value
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Hi, I am trying to find the maximum value of "Fm" that can be outputted from the programme. The programme is iterating from 1 through 359 degrees for that formula.
I know that i can just output all of the numbers and physically find which one is largest, but is there some sort of "if" statement I can make that will find it for me automatically?
Here is my code:
maxangle=359;
for muscleangle=1:maxangle;
a=0.15;
b=0.3;
c=0.6;
W=40;
Wo=60;
Fmy=(b*W+c*Wo)/a;
Fm=Fmy/sind(muscleangle);
Fmx=Fm*cosd(muscleangle);
disp (Fm);
disp(muscleangle);
end
I would really appreciate any help.
Thanks
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Andrei Bobrov
2011-11-21
muscleangle = 1:360;
a=0.15;
b=0.3;
c=0.6;
W=40;
Wo=60;
Fmy=(b*W+c*Wo)/a;
Fm=Fmy./sind(muscleangle);
Fmx=Fm.*cosd(muscleangle);
out = max(Fm(isfinite(Fm)))
Jan
2011-11-21
a=0.15;
b=0.3;
c=0.6;
W=40;
Wo=60;
Fmy=(b*W+c*Wo)/a;
Fm_max = -Inf;
for muscleangle=1:359
Fm = Fmy / sind(muscleangle);
Fmx = Fm * cosd(muscleangle);
if Fm > Fm_max % Or Fmx? [EDITED: FM_max->Fm_max]
Fm_max = Fm;
disp(Fm);
disp(muscleangle);
end
end
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Jan
2011-11-21
@Stephen: This is a typo obviously. I think, it would not be to hard to find out, that I've written "Fm_max" at first and "FM_max" afterwards. But both need the same name.
I've interpreted "just output all of the numbers and physically find which one is largest" such that you know how to solve this using MAX already. Therefore I've posted the less efficient loop method using IF.
Daniel Shub
2011-11-21
a=0.15;
b=0.3;
c=0.6;
W=40;
Wo=60;
Fmy=(b*W+c*Wo)/a;
Fm_max = -Inf;
muscleangle=1:359;
Fm = Fmy./sind(muscleangle);
Fmx = Fm.*cosd(muscleangle);
Fm_max = max(Fm)
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