Find the maximum value and its position of a 10x10x10 matrix which meets a set of parameters.
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I have a 10x10x10 matrix, M, which I found by taking 3 1x10 matrices, a b and c, and turning them into a 10x10x10 matrix, A, and then multiplied A by an unknown constant. I need to find the maximum value of M and its position while it's corresponding values of a, b and c are smaller than a set of parameters.
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Guillaume
2018-3-29
So if the max is found at (6,4,5) but the corresponding a,b,c don't fit the requirement, then what?
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Guillaume
2018-3-29
编辑:Guillaume
2018-3-29
h = 70;
c = linspace(30,60,10);
b = linspace(1,h-2,10);
a = linspace(1,14,10);
[A, B, C]=meshgrid(a,b,c);
M = D *(C.*h-2*B.*A);
%Q = ...
%Fy = ...
isinrange= Q > Fy./(1/12*(C*h^3 - 2*A.B.^3));
[maxM, idx] = max(M(isinrange));
aAtMax = A(idx);
bAtMax = B(idx);
cAtMax = C(idx);
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Stephen23
2018-3-29
Guillaume defined the variable isinrange, whereas the error message shows that you apparently tried to use a non-existent name, isinrage (the mind boggles at what that variable would measure!)
Guillaume
2018-3-29
Saying that, the expression was missing a closing bracket (as does the original expression given in the original question). Now fixed.
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Veera Kanmani
2018-3-29
max_value_position=max(M);
max_value=M(max(M));
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Stephen23
2018-3-29
编辑:Stephen23
2018-3-29
Given that M is a 10x10x10 array, max(M) will return a 1x10x10 array. Using that as the input to find will return as many indices as there are non-zero maximum values. If all of the values are non-zero then it will simply be a list of all linear indices of that 1x10x10 array. Lets try it with a smaller example:
>> M = rand(3,3,3);
>> find(max(M))
ans =
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
How does this list of all indices of non-zero values in the output of max help to solve the problem? How are we supposed to use these indices to "Find the maximum value and its position...", as the original question requests?
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