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hi,
I have recurrent function , this function has two outputs and each output will be input next in time. I built divide function, this function divide the input into two parts , and each one of the two parts will be input to same function and get two outputs and so on
[a,b]=divede(c)
let divide whatever function
I need help to do that.
thanks
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Image Analyst
on 2 Sep 2012
Here is some recursive code:
% Demo to rotate an ellipse over an image.
% By ImageAnalyst
function [aboveMedian belowMedian] = test2(v)
% Initialize
aboveMedian = v;
belowMedian = v;
% Stopping condition.
if length(v) <= 1
return;
end
medianValue = median(v);
indexesAboveMedianVaue = v > medianValue;
aboveMedian = v(indexesAboveMedianVaue);
belowMedian = v(~indexesAboveMedianVaue);
% Stopping conditions.
if length(aboveMedian) <= 1 && ...
length(belowMedian) <= 1
return;
end
if length(belowMedian) == length(v)
return;
end
fprintf('For v = ');
fprintf('%f, ', v);
fprintf('\n Median = %f', medianValue);
fprintf('\n Values above median = ');
fprintf('%.1f, ', aboveMedian);
fprintf('\n Values at or below median = ');
fprintf('%.1f, ', belowMedian);
fprintf('\n');
% Now recurse in with the two outputs
test2(aboveMedian);
test2(belowMedian);
It sort of does what you were trying to do with the median. Try it with this code:
a=[2 3 4 56 7 85 3 5 7 7];
[am bm] = test2(a)
But it will quit early because I'm not really sure when you want to stop. What are your stopping conditions when you won't recurse in anymore? I don't have the right stopping conditions in there. Anyway, it's a start and I'll leave it up to you to finish. Good luck.
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Walter Roberson
on 26 Mar 2020
How many outputs does the function have? You said it has two outputs, and now you are complaining that it only saves the first two outputs.
You would use the above code everywhere that you call your function, if you want to save all the outputs of the recursion.
More Answers (1)
Azzi Abdelmalek
on 1 Sep 2012
Edited: Azzi Abdelmalek
on 1 Sep 2012
n=5;c={rand(1,100)};
for k=1:5
c1=[];
for i1=1:length(c)
[a,b]=divede(c{i1})
c1=[c1 ;{a};{ b}];
end
c=c1
end
% your results are
c{1},c{2} ,c{3} % ...
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Azzi Abdelmalek
on 2 Sep 2012
Edited: Azzi Abdelmalek
on 2 Sep 2012
that 's what the code i've posted i guess is doing. did you try it? if yes what is the problem?
Azzi Abdelmalek
on 3 Sep 2012
Edited: Azzi Abdelmalek
on 3 Sep 2012
%maby we are not using the same function dived; s and s1 should be initialized
function [p o]=dived(x)
s=[];s1=[]
k=1;k1=1;
for i=1:length(x)
if x(i)>median(x)
s(k)=x(i);
k=k+1;
else
s1(k1)=x(i);
k1=k1+1;
end
end
p=s; o=s1;
the code using dived
n=5;c={rand(1,100)};
for k=1:5
c1=[];
for i1=1:length(c)
[a,b]=dived(c{i1})
c1=[c1 ;{a};{ b}];
end
c=c1
end
% your results are
c{1},c{2} ,c{3} % ...
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