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Re: Newton Raphson for nxn system using symbolic toolbox
Posted:
Nov 11, 2011 10:17 AM
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Christopher Creutzig <Christopher.Creutzig@mathworks.com> wrote in message <4EBA8B5A.5090609@mathworks.com>...
> On 01.11.11 11:20, Uwe Brauer wrote:
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> > Here is an example trying to use vectors
> > clear all
> > syms x y
> > e=[x y]
> > f1=sin(e(1)-e(2))
> > e(1)=1
> > e(2)=-1
> > eval(f1)
>
> Instead of assigning, try
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> subs(f1, e, [1 -1])
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> Or, as Alan pointed out, convert f1 to a MATLAB function. If you have
> multiple evaluations of the same symbolic expression, that will usually
> be faster.
>
>
> Christopher
unfortunately my Matlab version does not provide this feature
for symbolic expressions
But my main problem remains.
I can perfectly write matlab code for solving Newton Raphson for any nxn system, since Matlab uses dynamic memory,
and I have to use as a entry variable the system I want to solve and its jacobian.
However when i only want to have the system and use Matlabs symbolic tool to calculate the jacobian I do not know how to do that since I don't know the size of the jacobian in advance.
Uwe
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