How can I define a 1x3 array with "unifrnd" while second element must always be greater than first one?

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mohamad hoseini
mohamad hoseini 2017-11-5
回答： Kaushik Lakshminarasimhan 2017-11-5
I wanna use "unifrnd" command to produce a 1x3 array but conditionally I need the second element of the array to be always greater than the first element. Considering the example below: >> min=0; max=10; A=unifrnd(min,max,1,3)
A = 6.3 6.0 0.4
Now, How can I make it to select the second element always greater than first one.
Thanks,

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Kaushik Lakshminarasimhan
minvals = min(A(:,1:2),[],2);
maxvals = max(A(:,1:2),[],2);
A(:,1) = minvals;
A(:,2) = maxvals;

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