For loop for the variable and plot
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Hello,
I have a matrix of correlations between particles (50 particles). I want to compute the correlations between them, at a distance l. That is, I need to compute V_a,V_(a+l).
If my variable V(a,a,b) where
a=1:50
b=1:100
Now I would like to make a loop and plot the following:
sum_a(V(a,a+l,:))
May I ask you to help me with this loop and the plot?
I have tried with this:
M=50;
for a=1:M
for l=a:M
V(a,l,:)=sum(V(a,a+l,:));
end
end
Unfortunately it doesn't work.
Thanks in advance for your reply.
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Jan
2018-1-26
I do not understand the question. What exactly is "V_a,V_(a+l)"?
Does "sum_a(V(a,a+l,:))" mean:
M = V(1:50, (1:50)+l, :)
sum(M(:))
? What is "l" here? If the 2nd dimension has a length of a, a+l exceeds the array dimensions.
By the way: Do not use "l" (lowercase L) as a name, because it is hard to distinguish from 1.
Walter Roberson
2018-1-27
Duplicates https://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/answers/379186-loop-and-plot-in-2d
Auryn_
2018-1-27
@Auryn_: I could try to make a smart guess, what "M=\sum_{a}[V(a, a+k,:)]" might mean. But why do you use a magic notation instead of a syntax the readers can know already? I do not understand the description as text also: "a sum only in one of the variables".
I still do not understand, what you are asking for. "I want the interaction V(1,1+k,:) for a=1, etc." How could I know what "etc." means here? What should be continued how? a=2, or V(2, 1+k, :), or V(1, 2+k, :), or b=1? Please explain it again. Maybe the mathematical notation helps.
While this thread has been closed, explain it clearly in the other thread: https://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/answers/379186-loop-and-plot-in-2d.
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