"Baranski, Detlef <Detlef.Baranski@pilkington.de> wrote:
>
>
> I did some more trials.
> Setting each data to real 64 did not help.
> Have a look for the error showed in the pictures.
>
> I try to extract the code and the data.
> The seldom thing is that with the extracted code and the stored data it is
> running....
>
> So how can I store the data on a "line" in a way without changing it ?
pipe it into a data constant. That way it gets stored with the program
and can be used later.
> I think it was also a wish for the new Vee8 to be able to store datas
> directly when a program is buggy just by clicking the line and additionally
> to the "showing" of the data you should be able to store the data.
yep- that would be slick. I've also long requested the ability
to determine whether or not the data on a given line/terminal is valid.
So perhaps a valid/invalid switch along with a "save" button
on the line probe.
If you compress a VEE program it gets a whole bunch smaller, so
you might ZIP it using max compression settings. Then mail it
or if it is really big post it somewhere for downloads.
As for the errors- you have a divide by zero somewhere- hence the overflow.
>From what I can see of your error messages the problem is inside
of your "regression" function. If this is a user object we need to
see what's inside it.
Otherwise, what is the full value of the inputs to the regression
object?
Also- it might make little sense to use a full regression routine
if you only have 2 data points. The regression/interpolation for
two points would be much simpler with a one-line formula ( think
2 pt form of a straight line ).
regards
Stan
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>
>
> I did some more trials.
> Setting each data to real 64 did not help.
> Have a look for the error showed in the pictures.
>
> I try to extract the code and the data.
> The seldom thing is that with the extracted code and the stored data it is
> running....
>
> So how can I store the data on a "line" in a way without changing it ?
pipe it into a data constant. That way it gets stored with the program
and can be used later.
> I think it was also a wish for the new Vee8 to be able to store datas
> directly when a program is buggy just by clicking the line and additionally
> to the "showing" of the data you should be able to store the data.
yep- that would be slick. I've also long requested the ability
to determine whether or not the data on a given line/terminal is valid.
So perhaps a valid/invalid switch along with a "save" button
on the line probe.
If you compress a VEE program it gets a whole bunch smaller, so
you might ZIP it using max compression settings. Then mail it
or if it is really big post it somewhere for downloads.
As for the errors- you have a divide by zero somewhere- hence the overflow.
>From what I can see of your error messages the problem is inside
of your "regression" function. If this is a user object we need to
see what's inside it.
Otherwise, what is the full value of the inputs to the regression
object?
Also- it might make little sense to use a full regression routine
if you only have 2 data points. The regression/interpolation for
two points would be much simpler with a one-line formula ( think
2 pt form of a straight line ).
regards
Stan
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object browser. Go to Help > MATLAB HelpDesk for more complete
documentation. I don't see "taxtscan" there, but I do se "textread" and
"fscanf". Are those what you want?
Regards,
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arief12 <arief12@netvision.net.il> wrote on 12/08/2005 03:59:57 PM:
> Hi all
> I’m trying to use matlab function “taxtscan†and it seems that vee
> doesn’t recognize it, and show me an error.
> I would like to know if someone has used this function.
> There are build in matlab function in vee, what about function that
> doesn’t in the list, does vee know to work with them too?
> Regards
> Arie Fainbrun
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