How do I find which element of the matrix was used for this equation?

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Lets say I have 2 single column matrices u16 and uexact16. They both have the same number of elements (i). I need to solve the following equation :
e = max(abs(u16(i) - uexact16(i)) / uexact16(i)
The problem is that after I find the maximum difference (by creating a matrix with all the differences), I don't know how to call which uexact16(i) was used in order to divide with it.
for i = 1:17
absDifference(i) = abs(u16(i) - uexact16(i));
end
emax = (max(absDifference'))/ ????

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Marco Riani
Marco Riani 2021-4-1
Hi, just call max with two output arguments
Please let me know if rowWithMaximumDifference below is what you want
Best wishes
Marco
n=10;
u16=randn(n,1);
uexact16=randn(n,1);
[~,rowWithMaximumDifference]=max(abs(u16-uexact16))
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Konstantinos Angelos Maskalaris
Yes that's exactly it thank you !!!
[M,I] = max(absDifference');
This way M = max value and I = "position of said value on the matrix". After that all I had to do was divide by uexact16(I)
Thank you for the response

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