Le 21/01/2014 13:38, A Khorshidi a écrit :
Hi;
Is there an equivalent for the Matlab function "null" in Scilab?
Yes, look at the kernel function
Serge Steer
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The null space is returned by the function kernel,
Best wishes,
Jasper.
On 1/21/2014 13:38, A Khorshidi wrote:
Hi;
Is there an equivalent for the Matlab function "null" in Scilab?
Thank you
Mehran
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On 21/01/2014 13:38, A Khorshidi wrote:
Hi;
Is there an equivalent for the Matlab function "null" in Scilab?
Thank you
Mehran
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On 21/01/2014 13:38, A Khorshidi wrote:
Hi;
Is there an equivalent for the Matlab function "null" in Scilab?
Thank you
Mehran
Hi
Yes. It's called "null"
For instance:
foo = list(23,"a")
foo(2) = null()
Note that for matrices you can delete elements using empty matrices []
foo= 2*(1:3);
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Hi;
Is there an equivalent for the Matlab function "null" in Scilab?
Thank you
Mehran
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