How can I create a function that inputs a row
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I need to create a function which takes the following input
- a row
im extremely confused and no data is required to answer this right now.
do i put
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Guillaume
2018-11-19
编辑:Guillaume
2018-11-19
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Luna
2018-11-19
Hi,
Your return value should be written like below for functions.
Your inputs should be written inside the paranthesis.
function rowSum = myMatrixFunc(A,rowNumber)
rowSum = sum(A(rowNumber,:));
end
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Guillaume
2018-11-19
编辑:Guillaume
2018-11-19
A(rownumber, :) is a row of A. So summing that is going to be the sum for a row. If you want the sum for a column, (i.e. sum across all the rows), then:
function colSum = myMatrixFun(A, colNumber)
colSum = sum(A(:, colNumber));
end
If your definition of the sum for row (or column) differs from the above then you need to explain clearly what it is.
Dennis
2018-11-19
function res=myfunc(matrix,row)
%function [output1,output2]=functionname(input1,input2)
res=sum(matrix(row(row,:)));
end
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Dennis
2018-11-19
Please check the link in my answer and learn the basics about functions in matlab.
The names of input/output arguments inside a function have nothing to do with variablenames outside that function. 'res' only exists in myfunc, it is the output that function provides.
When you call myfunc you can provide a variable where you want to store the output, but this is completly independant from any variable names used inside the function.
Fope Ayo
2018-11-19
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Guillaume
2018-11-19
The answers did show you the correct syntax. In addition, Dennis' one gave you a link to the documentation that clearly explains how to write functions. Then you come back with:
function [matrix,rowNumber]=myfunc2 (matrixrow)
which has inputs where outputs should be and outputs where inputs should be, so clearly you've failed to grasp even the basics of writing functions. Your further questions showed that you do not understand how to call functions since in one of your comments, you provide 3 inputs to a function that only takes 2.
We don't mind helping you but at some point you need to read the documentation to learn the basics.
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