This is the code where I had doubt on the syntax of ind2sub
%Parameters
A=0.01; %Wb is the unit of A
B=0.001; %H is the unit of Inductance
I =(0:1:2); %row!
theta=(0:1:45).'; %column!
T = - A .* I .* cosd(theta) + B .* I.^2 .* sind(2*theta);
surf(I, theta, T)
xlabel('I'); ylabel('theta'); zlabel('Torque')
[maxT, idx] = max(T(:));
[r,c] = ind2sub(size(T), idx);
best_theta = theta(r);
best_I = I(c);
fprintf('best torque is %g at theta = %g and I = %g\n', maxT, best_theta, best_I);

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Star Strider
Star Strider 2021-7-20
编辑:Walter Roberson 2021-7-23
MATLAB uses linear indexing for arrays, however many arrays are also referred to by subscripts into the rows, columns, and additional dimensions. The ind2sub function converts the linear indices into subscripts.
In this example:
[maxT, idx] = max(T(:));
[r,c] = ind2sub(size(T), idx);
the ind2sub call takes linear index ‘idx’ and converts it to the appropriate subscripts into matrix ‘T’. (It appears to be completely appropriate here.)
See the documentation section on Matrix Indexing for an extended discussion.
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Thanks for the answer @Star Strider: I am not able to visualise the effect of idx in this.
As always, my pleasure!
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