use matrix, premutation?
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i use the command
c=[1,2,3,4,5] perms(c)
to generate all permutation of c. and there are 2 equation which use the
j=sin(0*c)+sin(72*c)+sin(144*c)+sin(216*c)+sin(288*c)
k=cos(0*c)+cos(72*c)+cos(144*c)+cos(216*c)+cos(288*c)
and Z=j+k
how can i find what permutation for minimum z? the permutation must be the same for both j and k at the same time ie
j=sin(0*1)+sin(72*2)+sin(144*3)+sin(216*4)+sin(288*5)
k=cos(0*1)+cos(72*2)+cos(144*3)+cos(216*4)+cos(288*5)
i actually wrote the euqation wrong, sorry. but if
j=sin(0)*c+sin(72)*c+sin(144)*c+sin(216)*c+sin(288)*c
k=cos(0)*c+cos(72)*c+cos(144)*c+cos(216)*c+cos(288)*c
would that change anything?
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Walter Roberson
2012-4-2
Is your earlier question http://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/answers/34267-ordering-a-list-of-number considered answered? If so please Accept the answer; otherwise there is the appearance that this is an extension of the previous question that should be merged with it.
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Thomas
2012-4-2
Another way:
c=[1,2,3,4,5];
c=perms(c);
z=[];
j=[];
k=[];
for i=1:length(c)
j(i)=sin(0*c(i,1))*sin(72*c(i,2))+sin(144*c(i,3))+sin(216*c(i,4))+sin(288*c(i,5));
k(i)=cos(0*c(i,1))*cos(72*c(i,2))+cos(144*c(i,3))+cos(216*c(i,4))+cos(288*c(i,5));
z(i)=j(i)+k(i);
end
[p,q,r]=find(z==min(z));
c(q,:)
minz=min(z)
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kevin
2012-4-2
Thomas
2012-4-2
z=[]; etc preallocate the space for the variable,,
the j,k values calculate the particular values of j and k for the values of c (depending on i which is incremented in the for loop) c(i,1) gets the value of c for the current 1 and 1st column, c(i,2) same ith row second column etc.. If you add another 2 equation you can all l(i)=... , m(i)=... and if you are still adding all those to 'z' then z(i)=j(i)+k(i)+l(i)+m(i), and find the min values z and the index they are at.
FYI in matlab if do not understat a function or command you can type 'doc command' and it will show you the help for the comamnd.
'doc min' will give you the help for min function
kevin
2012-4-2
Thomas
2012-4-2
doc find
[row,col,v] = find(X, ...)
Matt Tearle
2012-4-2
Actually, z = []; doesn't preallocate space. It only makes an empty matrix. A better approach would be
n = length(c);
j = zeros(n,1);
k = zeros(n,1);
for i = 1:n
...
Also, calculating z inside the loop isn't necessary. Just do z = j+k; at the end. Natural vectorized expressions like that are one of the main strengths of MATLAB. (Of course, I'd say that you don't need loops at all...)
Thomas
2012-4-2
true, z need not be calculated inside the loop.. z=j+k+.. at the end should work just as well..
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Matt Tearle
2012-4-2
I think this is what you're after:
c=[1,2,3,4,5];
cp = perms(c);
% 0*c1, 72*c2, 144*c3, 216*c4, 288*c5
allc = bsxfun(@times,[0 72 144 216 288],cp);
sc = sin(allc);
cc = cos(allc);
j = sc(:,1).*sc(:,2)+sum(sc(:,3:5),2);
k = cc(:,1) + cc(:,2).*cc(:,3) + cc(:,4) + cc(:,5);
z = j+k;
% which row of the c permutations corresponds to the minimum value of z?
cp(z==min(z),:)
If j and k were all sums, this would be a bit neater, but I'm assuming the products there are deliberate.
EDIT TO ADD: From your comment in reply to Thomas, it seems like maybe these should all be sums (ie no products). In that case:
c=[1,2,3,4,5];
cp = perms(c);
% 0*c1, 72*c2, 144*c3, 216*c4, 288*c5
allc = bsxfun(@times,[0 72 144 216 288],cp);
% sin(0*c1) + sin(72*c2) + ...
j = sum(sin(allc),2);
k = sum(cos(allc),2);
z = j+k;
% which row of the c permutations corresponds to the minimum value of z?
cp(z==min(z),:)
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