How to form a function using 'for loop' without 'sym' command
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i tried like this
m = 150;
Aos = 40;
nAi = 0;
for i=1:2:m
nAi = @(phi)nAi+cos(i*phi);
end
nA = vpa((nAi+Aos), 4)
Iam getting this error
Operator '+' is not supported for operands of type 'function_handle'.
Error in ll (line 8)
nA = vpa(nAi+Aos, 4)
Answers (2)
Abolfazl Chaman Motlagh
on 6 Sep 2021
Assuming you want nA be function of phi, you can use symsum for summuation :
m = 150;
Aos = 40;
syms phi k
nAi =@(phi) symsum(cos(2*k*phi),k,1,m/2);
nA =@(phi) vpa((nAi(phi)+Aos), 4);
% example
nA(pi)
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Walter Roberson
on 6 Sep 2021
m = 150;
Aos = 40;
nAi = @(phi) zeros(size(phi));
for i=1:2:m
nAi = @(phi)nAi(phi)+cos(i*phi);
end
nA = @(phi) nAi(phi)+Aos
You asked to avoid sym, so it seems likely to me you want to avoid using vpa() as well. But if using a final vpa is okay, then
vpa(nA, 4)
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Walter Roberson
on 7 Sep 2021
With vpa(), the symbol for phi appears if you are using LiveScript, but not for traditional .m files.
To get the result without using vpa:
m = 150;
Aos = 40;
nA = str2func("@(phi) " + strjoin(compose("cos(%d*theta)", 1:2:m), " + ") + " + " + string(Aos))
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