division of two vectors
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What is the result of A/B ???? (if A and B are same 3x1 row vectors) Example:
A=[-1;1;7]
B=[5;7;-2]
A/B
in Matlab gives: ans =
0 -0.1429 0
0 0.1429 0
0 1.0000 0
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Adam
2017년 10월 9일
You seem to have answered your own question by giving us the result.
doc mrdivide
will answer the question more generally though.
If you want element-wise division then use
A./B
mimalo salina
2017년 10월 9일
Adam
2017년 10월 9일
It means what it says on the help page! If you know it means matrix right division then what is your question? A/B means matrix right division, that is the answer!
mimalo salina
2017년 10월 9일
편집: mimalo salina
2017년 10월 9일
"we can't divide two vectors". Well, obviously you can apply the / operators to two vectors since matlab give you a result.
As Adam said in his comment and as Jan showed in its answer, what it does is fully documented. It solves a system of linear equation. If the right-hand side is not a square matrix as is the case here, it is solved using least-square method. As documented:
If A is a rectangular m-by-n matrix with m ~= n, and B is a matrix with n columns, then x = B/A returns a least-squares solution of the system of equations x*A = B
I'm not sure what other answer you are looking for.
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John D'Errico
2017년 10월 9일
A=[-1;1;7];
B=[5;7;-2];
First of all, A and B are NOT row vectors. They are column vectors. Thus, A is a vector in column orientation.
A
A =
-1
1
7
Next, what is C=A/B?
C = A/B
C =
0 -0.142857142857143 0
0 0.142857142857143 0
0 1 0
It is a matrix, such that if possible, we will have A=C*B.
C*B
ans =
-1
1
7
In some cases of vectors or matrices of varying sizes, that will not be possible.
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