How to multiply function handles?
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Hello,
I would like to calculate and to plot the following equation:
f(t,x) = (beta_hat*s(t,x)*[I(t,x)]^(beta_hat-1))*exp(-[I(t,x)]^beta_hat)
where:
s(t,x): step-function(330 for x=[0;2000])
(350 for x=[2000;3000])
(390 for x=[3000;4000])
I(t,x): Integral(exp(-B_hat/x(u))/C_hat)) from x=0 to t
beta_hat, C_hat and B_hat are known parameters
My MATLAB-script looks like that:
beta_hat = 4.2915822
B_hat = 1861.6186657
C_hat = 58.9848692
%%Step-function x(t)
syms t
y(t) = (exp(-B_hat/((heaviside(t)-heaviside(t-2000))*(330)+(heaviside(t-2000)-heaviside(t-3000))*(350)+...
(heaviside(t-3000)-heaviside(t-4000))*(390))))/C_hat;
fnum=matlabFunction(y);
Inum=@(x)integral(fnum,0,x);
f = @(x)(beta_hat*fnum(x).*Inum(x).^(beta_hat-1)).*exp(-(Inum(x).^beta_hat))
ezplot(f,[0,14000])
But if I plot my function f the figure isn´t right. There should be a smooth curve, similar to the bell-shaped curve.
Does anybody recognize my fault?
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Walter Roberson
2016년 1월 22일
What value are you assuming that heaviside(0) has?
As you are working with the Symbolic toolbox anyhow, have you considered doing a symbolic integration with int() instead of changing to a numeric function and using integral() ?
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Walter Roberson
2016년 1월 22일
heaviside(x) is defined to be 0 for x < 0,, and is defined to be 1 for x > 0. You cannot have heaviside(t=4000) be 390 .
The value of heaviside(x) for x = 0 is not precisely defined. In some systems, heaviside(0) is undefined. In some systems, heaviside(0) is 1/2 . In some systems, heaviside(0) is 0. In some systems, heaviside(0) is 1.
Remember, no matter what value you use, heaviside is discontinuous, so you should avoid using numeric integration with it, unless you split your integral up into disjoint ranges at each boundary, integrate each separately, and total the results.
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Tiago Araujo
2021년 6월 24일
I need to do a integral with a function by combining two functions, something like this:
syms q r
x(q,r) = q + 2*r;
y(q,r) = q*9 + r;
G = @(q,r) x+y
integral2(G,1,2,1,2)
It is only a example, my real problem is much more complex. How can i do that?
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Tiago Araujo
2021년 6월 24일
You're great! Thanks, matlabFunction solved my problem! I didnt know this function.
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