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grouping vectors based on z value
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Hi guys,
If I have how array of vectors a(xi,to,zi) and b(xj,y2k,zj), I want to extract a new group based on the condition zi=zj. And the cross product the resulted vectors. Thanks
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Walter Roberson
2020-6-8
For each value in intersect(xi, xj) you have a 2D array a(:,:,I) and b(:,:,J) where zi(I) == zj(J) . How do you want to take the cross-product of the 2D arrays? Also, since there are possibly multiple values that match zi(I) == zj(J), how do you want the resulting 2D arrays to be stored ?
Oday Shahadh
2020-6-8
Walter Roberson
2020-6-8
You do not have vectors, you have points. Your diagram implies that you might be wanting one vector to be implied by the vertical projection to the x axes: is that what you want to do for all of the vectors?
I am unable to find any possible geometric interpretation for taking the cross-product of so many vectors together with each other. Especially since you have no absolute ordering, and cross-product is dependent on the angle but without ordering the angle is not meaningful.
Oday Shahadh
2020-6-8
dear Walter,
they are all a position vectors, I did the cross product for just one point with its center as seen, the result is a vector as produced in the plot, pls check it.
as seen there is cylindrical layers with center point per each, what I need is to make a cross product between the center point of each layer with the related points of the same layer.
I know you are very smart Walter, Thanks
Oday Shahadh
2020-6-8
clc
clear
close all
format long
x=[];
y=[];
z=[];
for L=-2:0.5:2
for r=0:.5:2
for theta=0:45:360;
x=[x;r*cos(theta*pi/180)];
y=[y;r*sin(theta*pi/180)];
z=[z,L];
L1=[x-x,x-x,z'];
end
end
end
lx=L1(:,1);ly=L1(:,2);lz=L1(:,3);
z=z';
p=[x,y,z];
b=cross(L1(1,:),p(1,:));
figure(1)
scatter3(x,y,z);hold on
plot3(lx,ly,lz,'r');hold on
scatter3(b(1),b(2),b(3));hold on
Walter Roberson
2020-6-8
Why does your L1 not involve y?
Your L1 is just two rows of 0 and the third row is L values each repeated length(0:.5:2) * length(0:45:360) times. Why bother to go through that trouble with it? Why not just build it directly with zeros() and repelem() ?
Your cross() is guaranteed to be (0, 0, 0) each time.
Oday Shahadh
2020-6-8
编辑:Oday Shahadh
2020-6-8
((Why bother to go through that trouble with it?)) Because I am not Walter Roberson.
to create position vector in cylindrical coordinates we need (L) the central position vectorline,(r) the radiuse for each point and(theta) the angle between any two ponits
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