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how to translate this macro

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marianoc84
marianoc84 il 2 Gen 2012
Chiuso: MATLAB Answer Bot il 20 Ago 2021
I have this "macro"
err = (dd_y(x1:x2)'-yi(1:end)).^2
I would translate this into normal code runnable in every environment, not only Matlab. What can I do?
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Titus Edelhofer
Titus Edelhofer il 2 Gen 2012
Hi, what do you mean by "every environment"? Second, there is a "(" missing somewhere in your macro ...
Titus
marianoc84
marianoc84 il 2 Gen 2012
Every environment doesn't means nothin special, I just need to report that code in a sort of pseudo code readeable even to a person who doesn't know matlab.
Yes, I was miss the first (, this is correct now. :)

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Friedrich
Friedrich il 2 Gen 2012
Hi,
in general some pseudo code which can be run anywhere would be
for(i=0;i<=x2-x1;i++)
err[i] = (dd_y[i+x1] - yi[i])*(dd_y[i+x1] - yi[i])
The correct syntax and data types depending on the programming language you like to use. In addition make sure that dd_y(x1:x2) has the same amount of elements as yi which you like to access to avoid Index Out Of Bounds Exceptions / Segmentation Violation.
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Walter Roberson
Walter Roberson il 2 Gen 2012
I would not call that pseudo-code, I would call that C code. Understanding it properly requires knowledge of C's trinary looping construct.
Closer to pseudo-code would be
i = 0;
while i <= x2 - x1 {
err[i] = (dd_y[i+x1] - yi[i]) * (dd_y[i+x1] - yi[i]);
i = i + 1;
}
However, both this version and your version would have problems if dd_y could contain complex numbers, as the original code uses the conjugate transpose rather than the plain transpose.

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