If you only need the second output from a function, you can use a tilde (~) to ignore specific outputs. For example, you might only want the index containing the maximum value in a vector:density = data(:,2) [~,ivMax] = max(v2) densityMax = density(

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Abhishek Mishra 2020-10-21

关闭： John D'Errico 2020-10-21

If you only need the second output from a function, you can use a tilde (~) to ignore specific outputs.

For example, you might only want the index containing the maximum value in a vector:

density = data(:,2)

[~,ivMax] = max(v2)

densityMax = density(ivMax)

Try getting the index value of the minimum value in v2. Use this index to extract from density.

please explain

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