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Tuning or optimizing vectors, matricies and arrays

Question asked by RANDY_RHEA on Aug 11, 2007
Latest reply on Aug 15, 2007 by RANDY_RHEA

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I get an error message with the following equation block lines:

V=vector(6)
V[1]=?12776

Is there a different syntax or way to tune or optimize a vector, matrix or array elemnt?

Randy

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MZachmann Aug 14, 2007 10:33 AM
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Hi Randy,

Sure, try this

X=?1234
Y=[X;1;1;1]

- or -

X=?1234
Y=vector(6)
Y[1] = X

Now as you tune X the first value of Y will tune.

Regards,
Mark
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RANDY_RHEA Aug 15, 2007 1:53 AM
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Hello Mark,

Yes, of course. I was referring to a direct assignment. Requiring assignment through a previously assigned variable adds 99 lines of code to my current project workspace!

Randy
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MZachmann Aug 15, 2007 2:01 AM
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Hi,

If you're suggesting you have a vector of length 100 and want to tune each element, then no we don't have an easier way to achieve that.

If the problem is more condensable then we may have ways to achieve what you want. Fundamentally, though, the tune mechanism only works on scalars in real-space.

Mark
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RANDY_RHEA Aug 15, 2007 5:43 AM
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Yes Mark, that is the issue in a nutshell - tuning is not available for vectors, matracies and arrays. It would be convenient if it were.

Thanks anyway.

Randy
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