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| − | Hi this is Everett Loving. | + | *Hello, |
| + | My question is: What's the difference between using logical masks in a function file and then calling it in a script file vs. writing an anonymous function for it in the script vs. not using an anonymous function in a script? When would you use each case? Also, can you use an anonymous function in a function file? | ||
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| + | *Hi this is Everett Loving. | ||
When a logical mask is scanning a matrix of numbers, is it possible to ask the mask to check for two conditions? For example, something like: | When a logical mask is scanning a matrix of numbers, is it possible to ask the mask to check for two conditions? For example, something like: | ||
variable = (condition && condition) .*value +... | variable = (condition && condition) .*value +... | ||
(condition) ..... | (condition) ..... | ||
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| + | :*Absolutely - see in the GPA example how there are things like <source lang=matlab> | ||
| + | (70<=Grade & Grade<80) * (2.0) | ||
| + | </source>that has two conditions. Note, though, that masks don't really "scan" so much as they perform all calculations at once. [[User:DukeEgr93|DukeEgr93]] 01:37, 20 September 2012 (EDT) | ||
Latest revision as of 01:39, 5 October 2012
- Hello,
My question is: What's the difference between using logical masks in a function file and then calling it in a script file vs. writing an anonymous function for it in the script vs. not using an anonymous function in a script? When would you use each case? Also, can you use an anonymous function in a function file?
—Preceding unsigned comment added by sjz3 (talk • contribs)
- Hi this is Everett Loving.
When a logical mask is scanning a matrix of numbers, is it possible to ask the mask to check for two conditions? For example, something like:
variable = (condition && condition) .*value +...
(condition) .....
—Preceding unsigned comment added by ejl23 (talk • contribs)
- Absolutely - see in the GPA example how there are things like that has two conditions. Note, though, that masks don't really "scan" so much as they perform all calculations at once. DukeEgr93 01:37, 20 September 2012 (EDT)
(70<=Grade & Grade<80) * (2.0)
- Absolutely - see in the GPA example how there are things like
