- Create a vector of the maximum size, and populate the remaining elemens with NaN (optionally). Maintain a list of the valid indices, in order to address the relevant elements only.
- Work with embedded Matlab function. You would still need to define the size of the vector, but maybe working directly with code would be easier to you.
- Track the execution order of the blocks, and add a unit delay, so you force the calculation of Nvec first.
Create a vector in Simulink
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I am trying to create a vector using constant block in simulink. My problem is that the size of the vector Nvec is calculated by the other blocks during the simulation. In other words, the size of vector Nvec is unknown before simulation starts. Therefore, I got the error "Undefined function or variable 'Nvec'" as I cannot use a unknown variable in defining the constant blcok. Any idea how to solve this issue, or, is there other ways to achieve my purpose.
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Noam Greenboim
il 31 Dic 2019
Simulink does not allow you the same freedom as Matlab, in terms of changing the size and type of parameters.
There are a few ways to approach it.
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Hamid Satarboroujeni
il 29 Set 2023
If you don't know the upper bound of Nvec and don't want to deal with NaNs and possibly variable-sized signals, you can use other Simulink blocks to create the vector. Let's say you have a signal X of size Nvec-by-M and M is a known constant, then you can use the Matrix Multiply block to multiply X by a constant, say zeros(M,1) in a Constant block. The output of the Matrix Multiply block will be a Nvec-by-1 vector. Now, you can use the Assignment block to write values to the Nvec-by-1 vector.
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