Using for loops in referencing
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Hello everyone
I would like to create new datasets separately through a for loop.
for n=0:5:40
netload'n'=Y-n.*Koutput
end
% the results should give me nine outputs which would be somethig like
netload0=Y-0.*Koutput
netload5=Y-5.*Koutput
"" + ...
""
netload40=Y-40.*Koutput
How can I execute that using a for loop?
Thank you.
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Guillaume
2019-7-18
You should never create numbered, or sequentially named, variables. Embedding any form of indexing in the variable name is always a bad design. See Tutorial: Why Variables Should Not Be Named Dynamically for more details.
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You don't even need a loop to perform your calculation:
n = permute(0:5:40, [1, 3, 2]); %create a vector 0:5:40 in the 3rd dimension
netload = Y - n .* Koutput; %create a 8760 x 42 x numel(n) matrix
netload(:, :, 1) corresponds to n = 0, netload(:, :, 2) corresponds to n = 5, etc.
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KALYAN ACHARJYA
2019-7-19
Ok Sir, Thanks
Lui
2019-7-19
Andrei Bobrov
2019-7-19
a little typo, it should be:
n = permute(0:5:40, [1, 3, 2]);
netload = Y - n .* Koutput;
Guillaume
2019-7-19
Thanks, Andrei. Fixed now.
Lui
2019-7-20
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