My script won't run (error) how do I fix it?
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My script is below. When it runs (using [left, right] = search(a, 367, 1, 100)) it shows this message: Index exceeds matrix dimensions.
Error in search (line 12) if vec(midPt) == targetVal
It should output the index 73 - how can I fix it?
My Script:
function [left, right] = search(vec,targetVal,left,right)
% SEARCH Binary search algorithm step.
% [left, right] = SEARCH(vec,targetVal,left,right) returns the end points
% produced by one step of the binary search algorithm with
% target value targetVal. The elements of vec must be in ascending order.
% Compute the mid-point by halving the distance between
% the end points and rounding to the nearest integer.
while left < right
midPt = round((left + right)/2)
if vec(midPt) == targetVal
% targetVal has been found
left = midPt;
right = midPt;
elseif vec(midPt) < targetVal
% targetVal must be before midPt
right = midPt - 1;
else
% targetVal must be after midPt
left = midPt + 1;
end
end
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KSSV
2017년 4월 12일
For [left, right] = search(a, 367, 1, 100) ;
left = 1; right = 100 ; midPt = round((left + right)/2) ; midpt = 51
Your size of a would be less then 51, so the error popped out. Check your size of a
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Roger Stafford
2017년 4월 12일
편집: Roger Stafford
2017년 4월 12일
The error message probably occurs when your vector ‘vec’ does not contain the value ‘targetVal’. In that case you repeatedly either reduce ‘right’ or else repeatedly increase ‘left’ until one of them goes below 1 or the other above 100, at which time you will be beyond the index limits in ‘vec’. You need to avoid getting right < left.
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