-n) = 0.003306121
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> How would I do that in Scilab?
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by 'a' is the transmission coefficient, 'b' the recovery factor
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A(24,7)=1
> A(25,2)=1,A(25,5)=1,A(25,8)=1
> A(26,10)=1,A(26,13)=1,A(26,16)=1
> A(27,20)=1,A(27,23)=1,A(27,26)=1
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> > So, this is complicated.
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> > First, if you have an impulse response, in the form of a vector of
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works
The "good" machine is the same Ubuntu distro (16.04, 64-bit).
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// ... to continue here
> disp('P smaller 100. DM = ' +
> string(DM))
> P = P + 100 // to use this P = P + 100
> end
> end
> disp(string(n) + ' ' + string(P))
> end
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#x27;n ' + string(n))
> > > disp('batt ' + string(batt))
> > > disp('gen ' + string(gen))
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gives [1 4 1 4 1 4 1 4]'
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> tmp = [i j k] // to visualize the indexes
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ation whatever is the
> temperature (for a given x) ... any advice? (of course I'm looking to
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Write(Mdn,"datafile.csv",";")
Or just write out a csv file.
Or, if it's a small enough data set, print it to the console, copy, and
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)+length(toAdd)) ) =
> > toAdd;
> >
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> SumArr = [SumArr toAdd]
>
If you know them in advance, yes. My answer was predicated on not
knowing "toAdd" at the same time as the 1x3 SumArr.
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can speed
things up by creating a zero array of full size, then populating it as
you go. I.e., in this case you'd create SumArr to be 1x7, then
populate the first three elements, then populate the last four.
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he version of the tools that you're
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choose the document as a user? And having there not an
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> Sorry for this beginners questions, its really hard to get this
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dient descent). So it could just be that the underlying algorithm
in fminsearch works better for your problem than the one for leastsq.
Looking at the relevant Wikipedia pages may suggest something:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nelder%E2%80%93Mead_method (fminsearch)
https://en.wikipedia.o
.txt")
ans =
1.2.3.4.
5.6.7. - 8.
(You can also use mopen and mfscanf -- the "file" stuff is "Fortran-
like", the "mopen" stuff is "C-like", and fscanfMat is just convenient.
I tend to use the C-like stuff be
actual result at all.
>
> - Usual +,-,*,/,^ operators between an int# or uint# and a decimal
> number forces
> the result to the encoded integer type. So this choice would let
> any further
> operations recasting the lcm() result into the original inttype
> (instead of
> RHS=1, exists(a)=0 exists(b)=1
>
> -->test(b=1,a=2)
> RHS=2, exists(a)=1 exists(b)=1
> So, Tim is right. Calls with named parameters make the code fragile,
> or make somewhat harder to code the analysis of input arguments in a
> robust way. This coding way still incre
do accept names and take different actions
> accordingly. Should I
> change all these codes to use scilab 6?
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e used, but i don't know how to pass it to the
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y uniis be in rd/s add "rad" as last input
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s write C
functions using the Scilab API that talk to the DLL.
It'd be a pain, and it would be nice if someone would make it more
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rom C -- that's
probably what you'll need to do.
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I just tried 5.4.0. There the script works.
> > Cheers
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> > Am 27.11.2016 19:00, schrieb Tim Wescott:
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; plot(rand(1,5))
> sleep(1000)//only for checking invisibility of new figure
> cf.immediate_drawing="on"; cf.visible="on";
> //xtitle('xtitle seems to suppress plot content.')
> Cheers
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Works fine for me; Scilab 5.5.0 on Ubuntu 14.04. Backgrou
Out of curiosity, how does that relate to pfss?
On Wed, 2016-11-23 at 23:30 +0100, Samuel Gougeon wrote:
> Le 23/11/2016 23:19, philippe a écrit :
> > .../...
> > Le 23/11/2016 à 20:08, Tim Wescott a écrit :
> >
> >> [...]
> >> Just as a note: I'm not s
Correction:
p=poly(ones(1,n),"x","r"); // Note 'r', not 'c'
r=roots(p)
plot(real(r)-1,imag(r),"+")
And my yes, it does illustrate the problem quite well.
On Wed, 2016-11-23 at 21:20 +0100, Serge Steer wrote:
> p=poly(ones(1,n),"x&q
7;)/poly(clean(coeff(denom(R))),'x')
> R =
>
> 2 + x
> -
> 6 + x
>
> but of course this doesn't work for polynomials with complex
> coefficients like :
>
>
> -->(X+%i)/(X^2+1) // = 1/(X-%i)
> ans =
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xperts,
> please help me to get the facet black, not cyan.
>
> plot3d([0 1 1 0]',[0 0 1 1 ]',[0 0 0 0]')
> ce=gce();
> ce.color_flag=0;// Help page says: "All facets are painted using the
> color index and method defined by color_mode"
> ce.color_mode=
and trying to report your issue to Ubuntu on glxgear
> (which is the right 3D
> testing tool).
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> Le vendredi 04 novembre 2016 à 12:17 -0700, Tim Wescott a écrit :
> > I'm 99.44% sure that the problem here resides in whatever video stuff
> &
;t get
an RGB channel without saying why -- I don't know if this is part of the
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== /sys/devices/pci:00/:00:01.0 ==
modalias :
such, it
coughs up a slightly different linearization each time. The
linearization is largely accurate, but the difference from ideal is more
than I'd (perhaps naively) expect.
Why? If this is a well-known technique, please feel free to point me at
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ut is completely wrong. I suspect the main problem is in
> the function f(u,x) I pass to lin(). Is this the way to linearize a
> non-linear system of odes? Is there a simpler one?
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Le 06/10/2016 21:57, Tim Wescott a écrit :
> So, I have some code that works all right, it works all right but not
> exactly quite*:
>
> errbar(time(ixg) / sampleRate, ..
> demodulator.eqData.idealPu
each one keeping track of
one version of the algorithm, all of which are running in parallel.)
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ot;);
>
>
> // shift phase in the fft
> s1_fft = fft(s1);
> s1_fft = clean(s1_fft);
> //s1_fft = s1_fft. * exp(-%i*phi/nl);
> s1_fft = s1_fft. * exp(-%i*phi);
> s1_new = ifft(s1_fft);
> plot(t,s1_new,"g");
>
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> fft the recomeded method for my problem?
> In addition to that I am not familiar with fft.
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e_id.
>
> I have two issues.
> 1. H is not similar to h even the data doesn't include any noise. How
> I can obtain transfer function nearly same as h?
> 2. I would like to have continuous transfer function. How I should
> convert the discreate transfer function to con
gt; for i = 1 : n
> tmp(i,1) = sum(a( [1 + (i-1)*w : i*w],:));
> end
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ion. However, I am not sure how I should
> formulate my Laplace domain equation. Could you please advise me more
> specifically?
>
> Thanks.
>
>
> 2016/09/25 午前9:33 "Tim Wescott [via Scilab / Xcos - Mailing Lists
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number_of_periodes = 1;
> n = periode * number_of_periodes;
>
> x = [0 : %pi/100 : n]';
> y = f(x);
> N = size(x,"*");
>
> scf()
> plot2d(x,y);
>
> a = fft(y,-1);
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t, but there
> is the same truncature:
> --> printf("%20.0f\n", i)
> 4611686018427387900// Same issue (final 5 missing)
>
>
> I started looking for a solution with write() and its fortran
> formating,
> but it looks no more ready for int64 integers.
>
tion never ever hits binf or bsup.
Is the constrained optimization slower than the unconstrained
optimization? Is there any general way, short of doing the experiment,
to know how much slower?
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What was the error message?
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Hi, here my two attepts one working, one failed, but why
eed in my data-vector and define a
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> > works well in some spots and not in others, then consider using a filter
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> > is located. This isn't something that you'll find pre-packaged --
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plot2d (a, b, logflag = "ln")
Look at help for plot2d for details.
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' y'].
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or a lot of that stuff).
You may want to make sure you know what you're optimizing _for_ -- I
assume that ym(0) = 0, and that amp, Kpm, bmp and Tdm are your free
parameters.
If so, you may want to revisit your problem -- Kpm and bmp are
redundant; if you're trying to optimize on both o
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Yes. "tic()" sets a stopwatch timer to zero, "toc()" reads the current
value. So you write:
tic()
t = toc();
mprintf("execution time = %f\n", t);
and you find out how long things took.
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:
> exec builder_src.sce
FWIW I use both Maxima (usually via WxMaxima) and Scilab fairly heavily.
I use them separately and have never felt a need to have them merged.
Generally my symbolic and my numerical calculations happen at
significantly different times in my workflow, so why tr
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I believe that a = zeros(n, m) == 1 will do it, but it may not be either the
best or the official way.
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u read Te in from a file -- at it's simplest you
can use fscanfMat, if your file is the right format.
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rand(1, 5000, "n");
> for n = 1:1;
> clf;
> end
>
> does not.
> Hope this will help debugging.
> Memory linkage of plot2d() is not yet reported on bugzilla.
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> Regards
> Samuel Gougeon
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> Le 21/12/2015 06:37, Tim Wescott a écrit :
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= stacksize();
xtitle(sprintf("iteration #%d, stack used %d", n, ssz(2)));
drawnow();
scf(1);
clf;
drawlater();
plot2d(r(1, :), r(2, :), frameflag = 3, rect = [-150, -150, 150,
150]);
drawnow();
end
endfunction
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g that can really be done with an indefinite integral.
Are you looking for numbers, or symbolic solutions?
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e had or crash your
machine, depending on your version (it appears to work in the current
version). "stacksize(nnn)" will set your stacksize to nnn, without
crashing your machine (to my knowledge). "stacksize" will report the
current stacksize.
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sparse(v)) * A
This makes the matrix on the left sparse, with a populated diagonal and
all the rest zeros (presumably v is fully populated). And, as David has
discovered experimentally, it does not run him out of stack space.
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aries with time
compared to the current). You'll also see that finding the inductance
vs. position relationship is (ehem) left as an exercise to the reader.
This isn't a complete answer, but I hope that it sets your feet on the
right road.
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C
e plot itself. So, you have to chose
> what should take most place: the plot or its caption.
> This is why one couldn't advice you to decrease the margins sizes.
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> I would be very grateful for any suggestion on how to run two animations
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t that component. This _might_ recover each individual
component well enough that you can eyeball it for A_i and d_i -- at
which point you could either call it good enough, or you could make an
even better starting point for your regression analysis.
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mall and simple, that'll make an even
better thing to post. If the problem goes away when you excise some
specific block, then you can consider that a huge blinking arrow to the
problem.
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h more
convenient form, you can try
- ;
If Maxima hurks up '0', then you know that your candidate form is
correct.
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hat this is a Scilab group -- don't do it
in Scilab. Scilab is great for things that use it's built-in matrix
handling capabilities, but when you step outside of that you'll be much
better off programming in C or some such.
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ere -- do you want a block
that does auto-tuning, or are you unable to figure out how to enter the
gains into the PID block that's there?
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plications that need to last over half a year (I find that after half
a year of not looking at some piece of my own code I count as "other
people" when I get back to it). But -- it's a good habit to get into.
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