coding for algebric equations

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PK 2012-9-5

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I am stuck in coding a algebric equation Y=exp[1+∑_(j=1)^2▒〖[[Aj-Ajexp(1-∑_(i=0)^10▒〖Bij*Xi)〗〗/1- exp^2 (1-∑_(i=0)^10▒〖Bij*Xi)〗]

A,B,X are some random matrices and for some reference the code below can be considered and i want to know how to remove the complex part of an exponential to subtract it from a constant as in the numerator of above equn

clc
clear all
close all
NI=2;
NH=10;
B=randint(NI,NH,[1,20])
i=1:NI
j=1:NH
% i(1,1),i(1,2)
A=randint(10,1,[1,10])
A(1,1)
x=[1 2]
c=x*B
C=1-sum(c)
exp(C)
d=A*expm1(c)
f=sum(d)
real(f)
square(exp(c))
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Star Strider 2012-9-5

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I ran your code (replacing i by k1 and j by k2 even though you do not use them anywhere) and replacing randint (that does not exist in 2012a) with randi (that does), and:

c=x*b

with:

c=x'*B'

because you cannot multiply [1 x 2] vector x by [10 x 1] vector B.

I did not get any complex numbers in any result.

Please do not use i and j as variables! MATLAB uses these for its imaginary operators, and while they will work as index variables, they will also cause endless confusion if you also have complex numbers in your calculations.

PK 2012-9-6