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Parsing nightmare
From: |
Joe Koski |
Subject: |
Parsing nightmare |
Date: |
Tue, 13 Jan 2004 13:25:39 -0700 |
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Microsoft-Entourage/10.1.1.2418 |
In converting a MATLAB script, the following statement is confusing to both
me and Octave. The statement is
[indmintmp,indmaxtmp] = extr(mps(k,max([(limpsl(k,i)-1),1]):finps(k,i),i));
Where extr is a routine that returns the extrema in a row vector (mps in
this case) of data for spline fitting. The error that Octave, even in
--braindead mode, gives is
error: invalid number of indices (3) for matrix value
At first I thought the max function was the problem, but placing that into a
separate statement ahead of this statement pointed to problems with the
finps(k,i),i portion of the statement. Both k and i are indices apparently
set to 1 at the time of the error. The variable finps was defined previously
by
% end of available data for block sifting
finps(1,1:NBPRESIFT) = 1;
finps(1,1) = 10*PAS;
Where PAS is set to 20.
I suspect I need some extra parentheses or other delimiters to resolve this,
but my arbitrary tries at inserting extra parentheses didn't fix the
problem.
What is finps(k,i),i trying to do? Select a column? How would MATLAB parse
this? How do I rewrite the statement? Any ideas will be appreciated.
Joe Koski
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