In an assignment A(I) = B, the number of elements in B and I must be the same.

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brahmi ibtissem
brahmi ibtissem 2018년 4월 14일
댓글: Jan 2018년 4월 14일
Hi please i need a help because when i run my code i have this error: In an assignment A(I) = B, the number of elements in B and I must be the same.
Error in UAQP_power_control_method (line 67) SINR11(j)=findRangeSINR(handles); The code is: {function [Pmacro Pfemto] = UAQP_power_control_method(handles) Pmacro_dbm = str2double(get(handles.edit1,'String')); Pmacro = (10.^(Pmacro_dbm / 10)) / 1000; Pfemto_max_dbm = str2double(get(handles.edit2,'String')); Pfemto_max = (10.^(Pfemto_max_dbm / 10)) / 1000; Pfemto_def_dbm = str2double(get(handles.edit4,'String')); Pfemto_def = (10.^(Pfemto_def_dbm / 10)) / 1000; target_SINR = str2double(get(handles.edit5,'String')); coordVectors = get(handles.figure1, 'UserData'); %numOfFemtocells = min(size(coordVectors.femt_x, 2), size(coordVectors.femt_y, 2)); numOfFemtocells = str2num(get(handles.edit20,'String')); Pfemto_init = ones(1, numOfFemtocells)*Pfemto_def; pow_default = str2num(get(handles.edit13,'String')); coordVectors.powFemto = (ones(1, numOfFemtocells))*(10^(pow_default / 10)) / 1000; Pfemto_last = coordVectors.powFemto; Pfemto=zeros(1,numOfFemtocells); N21 = str2double(get(handles.edit15,'String')); N31 = str2double(get(handles.edit35,'String')); N1=str2num(get(handles.edit47,'String')); N2=str2num(get(handles.edit18,'String')); N3=str2num(get(handles.edit19,'String')); coordVectors = get(handles.figure1, 'UserData'); %numOfFemtocells = str2num(get(handles.edit20,'String')); %numOfFemtocells = handles.edit20; numOfFemtousers = handles.edit11; numOfMacrocells = 1; P0=10; o2=0.4; o1=0.9; o3=0.1; Q21=0.7; Q31=0.3; Q22=0.6; Q32=0.2; D=0.7; Pfemto = zeros(1,numOfFemtocells); a = o2*Q21*ones(N2,1); b = o2*Q22*ones(N2,1 ); c = o2*Q31*ones(N3,1 ); d = o2*Q32*ones(N3,1); SINR1=0; SINR2=0; SINR3=0; R = str2num(get(handles.edit11,'String')); currentSINR=zeros(1,numOfFemtocells); target_SINR = str2double(get(handles.edit5,'String')); coordVectors = get(handles.figure1, 'UserData'); P1=Pfemto; P2=P0+(N1*o1)+sum(a(1:N2))+(sum(c(1:N3))*D); SINRp11=zeros(1,N1); SINRp12=zeros(1,N1); SINRp21=zeros(1,N2); SINRp22=zeros(1,N2); SINRp31=zeros(1,N3); SINRp32=zeros(1,N3); SINR11=zeros(1,N1); SINR12=zeros(1,N1); SINR21=zeros(1,N2); SINR22=zeros(1,N2); SINR31=zeros(1,N3); SINR32=zeros(1,N3);
for j=1:N1 if (Pfemto == P1) %coordVectors.powFemto = P1; %set(handles.figure1, 'UserData', coordVectors); SINR11(j)=findRangeSINR(handles); else %coordVectors.powFemto = P2; %set(handles.figure1, 'UserData', coordVectors); SINR12(j) = findRangeSINR(handles); end end SINRp11=sum( SINR11(j)/N1); SINRp12=sum(SINR12(j)/N1); for k=1:N2 if (Pfemto == P1); %set(handles.figure1, 'UserData', coordVectors); SINR21(k)=findRangeSINR(handles); else %coordVectors.powFemto = P2; % set(handles.figure1, 'UserData', coordVectors); SINR22(k) = findRangeSINR(handles); end end SINRp21=sum(SINR21(k)/N2); SINRp22=sum(SINR22(k)/N2); for l=1:N3 if (Pfemto == P1) %set(handles.figure1, 'UserData', coordVectors); SINR31(l)=findRangeSINR(handles); else %set(handles.figure1, 'UserData', coordVectors); SINR32(l) = findRangeSINR(handles); end end SINRp31=sum(SINR31(l)/N3); SINRp32=sum(SINR32(l)/N3); for i=1:numOfFemtocells if (SINRp11> SINRp12 && SINRp21> SINRp22&& SINRp31> SINRp32) Pfemto=P2; else if (SINRp11> SINRp12 && SINRp21> SINRp22); Pfemto(i)=P0+(N1*o1)+sum(a(1:N2))*D; else if (SINRp11> SINRp12) Pfemto(i)=P0+(N1*o1)+sum(a(1:N21))*D; else Pfemto=P1; end end end end end } Thenks.
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Jan
Jan 2018년 4월 14일
Seriously? Don't you see, that the code is unreadable? Did you see, that the code of other questions looks much better? And did you ask yourself, how to make your code readable?
Please read Tutorial: How to format code. Add a copy of the complete error message, such that the readers have a hint, in which line the error occurs. Guessing this detail is less efficient.

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