How to compute equation only for x(y>0)

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JD
JD 2019-9-21
评论： JD 2019-9-21
Hello,
I have time, t on the x axis and power, Pw on the y axis. I want to compute the following equations for only times, t where Pw is positive. How can I do that?
% calculating alphar dependent on t
for tidx = 2:length(t)-1
alphar = Cr(tidx).*Mv*g
end
% calculating three summation terms
x = 0;
for tidx = 2:length(t)-1
x = x+(V(tidx)).^3;
end
y=0;
for tidx = 2:length(t)-1
y = y+V(tidx);
end
z=0;
for tidx=2:length(t)-1
z = z+(V(tidx)*(V(tidx+1)-V(tidx-1)));
end
% Want to calculate below equation only for t at Pw>0 (Pw calculation shows below)
Ew = (1369*((alphaa*x)+(alphar.*y)+(alphai*z)))/1000 % alphaa and alphai are constants. alphar is only one dependent on t (shown first line above)
Pw calculation shows below
for tidx=2:length(t)-1
a = (V(tidx+1)-V(tidx-1))/(2*(t(tidx+1)-t(tidx-1)));
A = ((1/2)*Rhoa*Cd*Af*(V(tidx).^3));
G = (Cr(tidx).*Mv*g*cos(0).*V(tidx));
I = (1.1*Mv.*a.*V(tidx));
Pw(tidx-1) = (A+G+I)/1000;
end

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darova
darova 2019-9-21
Take Ew where Pw>0
Ew = (1369*((alphaa*x)+(alphar.*y)+(alphai*z)))/1000 % alphaa and alphai are constants. alphar is only one dependent on t (shown first line above)
Ew1 = Ew(Pw>0);
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darova
darova 2019-9-21
That isn't performing the summation
% Want to calculate below equation only for t at Pw>0 (Pw calculation shows below)
The question: do x,y and z depend on t? What is value of x at specific t?
JD
JD 2019-9-21
Yes, x, y and z all depend on t given in the summation equation above....

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