fplot differentiated symbolic equation
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Hello there!
I'm trying to use the fplot function to plot an equation that I defined previously. However I think because I used syms and the diff() function to create the variable I am trying to plot, it is messing up the fplot function. My output is one graph which I already got to plot and an orange error message saying: '''The following error was reported evaluating the function in FunctionLine update: sym output type is not supported. Set 'UniformOutput' to false.'''
Any ideas for how to solve this? All other threads talk about arrayfun or something unrelated, if not, no worries, but thanks!
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Star Strider
2017-11-8
I would calculate the derivative and create the anonymous function for ‘Vg’ with:
Vg = matlabFunction(diff(Mg,t), 'Vars',{t});
With that change, it runs without error, although the plot generates a long ‘Warning’ message.
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robert hyde
2017-11-8
Star Strider
2017-11-8
As always, my pleasure!
Thank you very much for your compliment!
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Karan Gill
2017-11-8
You made a simple mistake. You used anonymous functions instead of symbolic functions. Declare a symbolic function using
syms Va(t)
Va(t) = t^2;
and plot it with fplot
fplot(Va)
Comment if you have issues. If it works, please accept this answer.
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