First define a symbolic function f(u1,u2,...,ui) using the syms command.
Next, define a vector u=[u1,u2,...,ui] containing all variables of f.
Define an 1 x i row vector q=[q1,q2,...,qi], containing the values that the function will be evaluated in. Define also an sq=[sq1,sq2,...,sqi] vector, containing the uncertainty on every value in q.
q and sq can also be m x i matrices (for varying values of qi and sqi). You can also have varying qi and a fixed sqi (the function will recognize if sqi is fixed (a row vector) or changing (a matrix).
The function will output an m x 2 matrix with the first column containing f(q) and the second column the error propagation of f(q) using this formula:
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P.s.: a small example is also included in the code...
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Jan (2024). Error propagation function for data arrays (https://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/fileexchange/33945-error-propagation-function-for-data-arrays), MATLAB Central File Exchange. 检索来源 .
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