I'm trying to compute something like this:
x=1:100
n=1:10
y=sum(x+n) (or any other f(x))
This only works if n and x have the same dimension as matrix, but what I'm after is to use to derive y =f(x) but so far I had no luck any help is wellcome
thanks

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Walter Roberson
Walter Roberson 2016년 3월 13일
In a case like that, what size would you want y to come out as, and what values?

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Dave Behera
Dave Behera 2016년 3월 24일

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The x + n part will only work if they are the same dimension. Can you please describe in detail what you are referring to as 'derive y =f(x)'?

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Sa'adatu Abubakar
Sa'adatu Abubakar 2021년 7월 10일
I want to use the summation function inside the newtonRaphson algorithm, how can I express it I used symsum(f,k,a,b) but it dosnt work. Do I need to use for loop?
sum(arrayfun(@f, a:b))
If f returns a non-scalar value then you might need
temp = arrayfun(@f, a:b, 'uniform', 0);
nd = ndims(temp{1});
y = sum(cat(nd+1, temp{:}),nd+1);

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