solve ode with parametrizing function

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christoforos Nicodemou
christoforos Nicodemou 2019년 11월 22일
답변: Steven Lord 2019년 11월 22일
hello i want to solve ode45
function x= teliko(R32y,F43x,R32x,F43y,R12y,F32x,F32y,a3,R23,w3,th3,R23y,R23x,R12x,R12,T12,m2,m3,Ig2,Time)
tspan=[0 0.5]; % set time interval
x0=[0 2 ]; % set initial conditions
[t,x] = ode45(@(t,x) for_kine(R32y,F43x,R32x,F43y,R12y,F32x,F32y,a3,R23,w3,th3,R23y,R23x,R12x,R12,T12,m2,m3,Ig2,Time),tspan,x0);
plot(t,x(:,1))
end
function dzdt = for_kine(t,x, R32y,F43x,R32x,F43y,R12y,F32x,F32y,a3,R23,w3,th3,R23y,R23x,R12x,R12,T12,m2,m3,Ig2,Time)
x1=x(1);
x2=x(2);
T12__=interp1(T12,Time,t);
R12_=interp1(R12,Time,t);
R12x_=interp1(R12x,Time,t);
f12=0;
f14=rad2deg(56.4);
f23=0;
R23x_=interp1(R23x,Time,t);
R23y_=interp1(R23y,Time,t);
w3_=interp1(w3,Time,t);
th3_=interp1(th3,Time,t);
R23_=interp1(R23,Time,t);
a3_=interp1(a3,Time,t);
F32y_=interp1(F32y,Time,t);
F32x=interp1(F32x,Time,t);
R12y_=interp1(R12y,Time,t);
F43y_=interp1(F43y,Time,t);
R32x_=interp1(R32x,Time,t);
F43x_=interp1(F43x,Time,t);
R32y_=interp1(R32y,Time,t);
dzdt = [x(2) ; [x(2)^2*[R12_*m2*[-R12x_*sin(x(1)+f12)+R12y_*cos(x(1)+f12)]+a*m3*[-R23x_*sin(x(1))+R23y_*cos(x(1))]] +...
w3_^2*[R23_*m3*[-R23x_*sin(th3_+f23)+R23y_*cos(th3_+f23)]]+...
a3_*[R23_*m3*[R23x_*sin(th3_+f23)+R23y_*cos(th3_+f23)]]+...
[-F32y]*R12x_+[F32x_]*R12y_+[-F43y_-Fpy]*R32x_+[F43x_+Fpx]*R32y_+T12__]/[Ig2-[R12_*m2*[cos(x(1)+f12)*R12x_+R12y_*sin(x(1)+f12)]+m3*a*[-R32x_*cos(x(1))+R32y_*sin(x(1))]]];];
end
and i get error not enough arguments at T12__=interp1(T12,Time,t);
T12 and time are 1*1001 vector
i think that T12 and Time are not inserted into the function

답변 (1개)

Steven Lord
Steven Lord 2019년 11월 22일
The anonymous function you pass into ode45 accepts t and x from ode45 but does not pass them into your for_kine function.
@(t,x) for_kine(R32y,F43x,R32x,F43y,R12y,F32x,F32y,a3,R23,w3,th3,R23y,R23x,R12x,R12,T12,m2,m3,Ig2,Time)
However, your for_kine function does expect t and x to be passed into it as the first two inputs. This means the parameter R32y that the anonymous function passes into for_kine is being treated as t, F43x as x, R32x as R32y, etc. The last parameter the anonymous function passes into for_kine, Time, is being treated by for_kine as m3. Ig2 and Time aren't assigned values and so don't exist in the workspace of for_kine when you call it.
function dzdt = for_kine(t,x, R32y,F43x,R32x,F43y,R12y,F32x,F32y,a3,R23,w3,th3,R23y,R23x,R12x,R12,T12,m2,m3,Ig2,Time)
Modify your anonymous function so it passes t and x into for_kine. You may also want to package those additional parameters into a struct array so you only have to pass one parameter rather than twenty, something like this:
p = struct();
p.R32y = R32y;
p.F43x = F43x;
% etc
[t, x] = ode45(@(t, x) for_kine(t, x, p), ...
function dzdt = for_kine(t,x, p)
% Compute using t, x, p.R32y, etc. in here
end

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