Well, in my computer (Octave2.0.16 on Redhat 7.0) there is no such
problem.
octave:2> linspace(0,10,10)'
ans =
0.00000
1.11111
2.22222
3.33333
4.44444
5.55556
6.66667
7.77778
8.88889
10.00000
shengchao
On Mon, 16 Apr 2001, Yvan Lengwiler wrote:
I am a complete novice to Octave. I have used Gauss before, however.
Going through the help files of the Octave website, one of the first
functions I came across was linspace. Now, I am somewhat confused by the
behavior of this function.
linspace(0,10,11)' produces, as expected,
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
but linspace(0,10,10)' produces
0.00000
0.11111
0.22222
0.33333
0.44444
0.55556
0.66667
0.77778
0.88889
1.00000
I would have expected
0.00000
1.11111
2.22222
3.33333
4.44444
5.55556
6.66667
7.77778
8.88889
10.00000
Is this a bug?
Yvan
PS: I use the binaries of Octave version 2.1.31 on a WinNT computer.
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