Reputation: 229
Suppose I have a function f(x) = cos(x)
. I want to evaluate f(x)
in a form of g(x) = 1/2*f(0) + sum(1/4*f(a+h*i)) (for i is odd) + sum(3/4*f(a+h*i)) (for i is even except 0 and 10) + 1/2*f(b)
I write the code below, but it did not give the sum of (1/4*f(a+h*i)(for i is odd)
and the sum of 3/4*f(a+h*i)(for i is even except 0 and 10)
.
a=0
h=0.1571
n=10
b=1.5708
for i = 1: n
simp_int2 = 0;
simp_int3 = 0;
simp_int1 = 1/2*f(0)
if i < n
if rem(i,2)~=0
simp_int2 = simp_int2 + 1/4*f(a+h*i)
end
if rem(i,2)==0
simp_int3 = simp_int3 + 3/4*f(a+h*i)
end
end
simp_int4 = 1/2*f(b)
end
simp_int = simp_int1 + simp_int2 + simp_int3 + simp_int4
I also tried cumsum and symsum. Both not working the way I intended. Thanks for any help!
Upvotes: 1
Views: 124
Reputation: 1797
Since your function will return vector output for vector input you can do this without a for loop:
a=0
h=0.1571
n=10
b=1.5708
simp_int = 1/2*f(0) + sum(1/4*f(a + h*[1:2:n])) + sum(3/4*f(a+h*[2:2:n-1])) + 1/2*f(b)
Upvotes: 1
Reputation: 104565
You are resetting the accumulation variables at every iteration. Move the simp_*
initializations to outside of the for
loop.
Specifically:
a=0
h=0.1571
n=10
b=1.5708
% Change
simp_int1 = 1/2*f(0);
simp_int2 = 0;
simp_int3 = 0;
simp_int4 = 1/2*f(b);
for i = 1: n
if i < n
if rem(i,2)~=0
simp_int2 = simp_int2 + 1/4*f(a+h*i)
end
if rem(i,2)==0
simp_int3 = simp_int3 + 3/4*f(a+h*i)
end
end
end
simp_int = simp_int1 + simp_int2 + simp_int3 + simp_int4;
Upvotes: 2