Convert a vector to a scalar
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Hello MATLAB users,
I've got a problem during my matlab project. The function that I'm using is 'quad' function.
ISAT = q.*quad(@Integral, 0, t, 1);
But when I run the whole process, it stops at here showing this error message.
"Error using quad (line 66)
The limits of integration must be scalars."
I think it is probably because the 't' value comes from vector NOT a scalar. the t is from the following vector.
x = [1.3:0.1:2.0];
y = [0.5:0.1:1.2];
[X Y] = meshgrid(x, y);
Z = Eff_Tandem(X, Y, Lambda_global).*100 ---> ISAT is inside this function
My question is, is there anyway converting a vector(in this case, t) to a scalar in order to run "quad" function?
Thank you.
Doosan
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Walter Roberson
2012-7-7
Is the idea that you need the values of integration at each of the time points? Or do you only need to integrate from the minimum time to the maximum time?
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Andrei Bobrov
2012-7-7
data not sufficient, but try this is code:
ISAT = arrayfun(@(x)q.*quad(@Integral, 0, x, 1),t);
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Walter Roberson
2012-7-7
Possibly, but that would end up repeating the integration over the parts that had already been done. To get it done interval by interval,
t1 = [0 t];
ISAT = arrayfun(@(N)q.*quad(@Integral, t1(N), t1(N+1), 1), 1:length(t));
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