else if inside for loop.
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Here,
u=-0.5:0.1:0.5
v= -1:0.1:1
r is a user inputed value. Could be +0.35 or -0.45 depending upon the probe position needed. If the inputed value of r is equal to or greater than 0.8, and if the round off value r1, is to be checked to find the nearest corresponding v(i) value,once this is found, if u(i) is equal to 0,the value of B is the value Bm2(i) corresponding to that v(i). Elseif u(i) is not equal to 0, the value of B is found using a compensation function but depending on the value of B corresponding to u(i)=0.
for i=1:numel(u)
Bxcf(i)= (((1.2566e-6 * I)/(4* pi * dxc(i))) * (1.8/(sqrt((dxc(i))^2+((1.8^2)/4)))));
for i=1:numel(u)
Bx1(i)= (((1.2566e-6 * I4(i))/(4* pi * dx1(i))) * (1.8/(sqrt((dx1(i))^2+((1.8^2)/4)))));
end
for i=1:numel(u)
Bx2(i)= (((1.2566e-6 * I5(i))/(4* pi * dx2(i))) * (1.8/(sqrt((dx2(i))^2+((1.8^2)/4)))));
end
for i=1:numel(u)
Bx3(i)= (((1.2566e-6 * I6(i))/(4* pi * dx3(i))) * (1.8/(sqrt((dx3(i))^2+((1.8^2)/4)))));
end
end
Bcx = abs(Bxcf-abs(Bx1)-abs(Bx2)-abs(Bx3));
p1 = -9.221e-08 ;
p2 = 9.08e-06 ;
p3 = -0.000331 ;
p4 = 0.002805 ;
p5 = 3.83 ;
p11 = -43.09;
p12 = 48.76;
p13 = -20.68;
p14 = 4.303;
count1 =round(numel(u)/2);
Bm1 = Bcx(count1);
r1 = round(r,1);
for i=1:numel(v)
y2(i) = abs(p1* abs(v(i)*100)^4 + p2* abs(v(i)*100)^3 + p3*abs(v(i)*100)^2 + p4*abs(v(i)*100) + p5)/3.83;
Bm2(i) = y2(i) * Bm1;
end
if abs(r1) >= 0.8
for i= 1:numel(u)
if abs(v(i)) == r1 && u(i)==0
y2(i) = abs(p1* abs(v(i)*100)^4 + p2* abs(v(i)*100)^3 + p3*abs(v(i)*100)^2 + p4*abs(v(i)*100) + p5)/3.83;
Bx(i)=y2(i) * Bm1;
elseif u(i) ~=0
y3 = abs((p11* abs(u(i))^3 + p12*abs(u(i))^2 + p13*abs(u(i)) + p14)/ (y2(i) * Bm1) *10^-6) ;
Bx(i) = abs(y3*10^-7);
end
elseif abs(r1) < 0.8
Bx(i)= Bcx;
end
end
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Steven Lord
2020-2-11
for i=1:numel(u)
Bxcf(i)= (((1.2566e-6 * I)/(4* pi * dxc(i))) * (1.8/(sqrt((dxc(i))^2+((1.8^2)/4)))));
for i=1:numel(u)
Bx1(i)= (((1.2566e-6 * I4(i))/(4* pi * dx1(i))) * (1.8/(sqrt((dx1(i))^2+((1.8^2)/4)))));
end
for i=1:numel(u)
Bx2(i)= (((1.2566e-6 * I5(i))/(4* pi * dx2(i))) * (1.8/(sqrt((dx2(i))^2+((1.8^2)/4)))));
end
for i=1:numel(u)
Bx3(i)= (((1.2566e-6 * I6(i))/(4* pi * dx3(i))) * (1.8/(sqrt((dx3(i))^2+((1.8^2)/4)))));
end
end
There are two problems and one opportunity here. First, using the same variable for the outermost loop and the inner loops is not a good idea. Second, you're computing all of Bx1, Bx2, and Bx3 during each iteration of the outer loop, meaning you're doing a lot of repetitive computations. And finally, you could vectorize these computations and avoid the loops entirely. [Pay particular attention to the "Array Operations" section on that page.]
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for i=1:numel(v)
y2(i) = abs(p1* abs(v(i)*100)^4 + p2* abs(v(i)*100)^3 + p3*abs(v(i)*100)^2 + p4*abs(v(i)*100) + p5)/3.83;
Bm2(i) = y2(i) * Bm1;
end
This too looks like it can be vectorized.
if abs(r1) >= 0.8
for i= 1:numel(u)
if abs(v(i)) == r1 && u(i)==0
y2(i) = abs(p1* abs(v(i)*100)^4 + p2* abs(v(i)*100)^3 + p3*abs(v(i)*100)^2 + p4*abs(v(i)*100) + p5)/3.83;
Bx(i)=y2(i) * Bm1;
elseif u(i) ~=0
y3 = abs((p11* abs(u(i))^3 + p12*abs(u(i))^2 + p13*abs(u(i)) + p14)/ (y2(i) * Bm1) *10^-6) ;
Bx(i) = abs(y3*10^-7);
end
elseif abs(r1) < 0.8
Bx(i)= Bcx;
end
end
This is invalid code. If you copy it into the MATLAB Editor (if you're not already working in MATLAB Editor) and smart indent it, you'll see that the second elseif statement is inside the for loop while the if with which it's paired is outside the for loop. You need to either pull that second elseif statement outside the loop or pull the initial if statement inside the loop. Since the body of the elseif statement depends on the loop variable I'm guessing you want to pull the if statement inside the for loop.
You should also decide what you want Bx to contain in the case where abs(r1) is neither greater than or equal to 0.8 nor less than 0.8. NaN is not greater than, not less than, and not equal to 0.8.
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