Writing the dirac function as a function handle
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Hi I want to write the dirac function at $i$ as a function handle, for example the code will look something like this
dirac_i = @(x) 1 if x=i
otherwise 0
end
But I know I cant use if statements in my function handle, so how should I do this?
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Alan Stevens
2021년 9월 30일
Try
dirac_i = @(x) x==i; % This assumes i has been fixed before the function is defined
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Steven Lord
2021년 9월 30일
If i was not fixed but you want a function handle that makes the appropriate function handle:
diracMaker = @(i) @(x) x == i;
To use call diracMaker to "lock in" the value of i then call the function handle diracMaker returned to evaluate the Dirac "function".
f = diracMaker(2); % f is a function handle that "remembers" its i is equal to 2
x = -5:5;
y = f(-5:5); % Use f
[x; y]
g = diracMaker(1); % g's i is 1, but this doesn't affect f's i
[x; g(x)]
f(1:3) % f still remembers its i is 2
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