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This is my matrix:
a=
2.88018141156171 4.49406146768661 4.39969572964863 5.77382684781782
0.302326568062510 0.913580405174539 1.38826913246346 2.16529080203233
And this is my 'first number' vector:
first number =
2.88018141156171
0.302326568062510
I would like to subtract each element in the row with the first number in that specific row.
How can I write a loop function?
matlab
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This is my matrix:
a=
2.88018141156171 4.49406146768661 4.39969572964863 5.77382684781782
0.302326568062510 0.913580405174539 1.38826913246346 2.16529080203233
And this is my 'first number' vector:
first number =
2.88018141156171
0.302326568062510
I would like to subtract each element in the row with the first number in that specific row.
How can I write a loop function?
matlab
"subtract with" is not valid syntax. And given that subtraction is noncommutative, precise language is important. Do you want to subtract each element from the first, or the first from each element?
– Acccumulation
Feb 1 at 22:46
What have you tried? SuperUser is not a script-writing service. Please try writing such a function yourself and once you've come to a problem you cannot solve, we may be able to assist then.
– music2myear
Feb 1 at 23:54
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This is my matrix:
a=
2.88018141156171 4.49406146768661 4.39969572964863 5.77382684781782
0.302326568062510 0.913580405174539 1.38826913246346 2.16529080203233
And this is my 'first number' vector:
first number =
2.88018141156171
0.302326568062510
I would like to subtract each element in the row with the first number in that specific row.
How can I write a loop function?
matlab
This is my matrix:
a=
2.88018141156171 4.49406146768661 4.39969572964863 5.77382684781782
0.302326568062510 0.913580405174539 1.38826913246346 2.16529080203233
And this is my 'first number' vector:
first number =
2.88018141156171
0.302326568062510
I would like to subtract each element in the row with the first number in that specific row.
How can I write a loop function?
matlab
matlab
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"subtract with" is not valid syntax. And given that subtraction is noncommutative, precise language is important. Do you want to subtract each element from the first, or the first from each element?
– Acccumulation
Feb 1 at 22:46
What have you tried? SuperUser is not a script-writing service. Please try writing such a function yourself and once you've come to a problem you cannot solve, we may be able to assist then.
– music2myear
Feb 1 at 23:54
add a comment |
"subtract with" is not valid syntax. And given that subtraction is noncommutative, precise language is important. Do you want to subtract each element from the first, or the first from each element?
– Acccumulation
Feb 1 at 22:46
What have you tried? SuperUser is not a script-writing service. Please try writing such a function yourself and once you've come to a problem you cannot solve, we may be able to assist then.
– music2myear
Feb 1 at 23:54
"subtract with" is not valid syntax. And given that subtraction is noncommutative, precise language is important. Do you want to subtract each element from the first, or the first from each element?
– Acccumulation
Feb 1 at 22:46
"subtract with" is not valid syntax. And given that subtraction is noncommutative, precise language is important. Do you want to subtract each element from the first, or the first from each element?
– Acccumulation
Feb 1 at 22:46
What have you tried? SuperUser is not a script-writing service. Please try writing such a function yourself and once you've come to a problem you cannot solve, we may be able to assist then.
– music2myear
Feb 1 at 23:54
What have you tried? SuperUser is not a script-writing service. Please try writing such a function yourself and once you've come to a problem you cannot solve, we may be able to assist then.
– music2myear
Feb 1 at 23:54
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"subtract with" is not valid syntax. And given that subtraction is noncommutative, precise language is important. Do you want to subtract each element from the first, or the first from each element?
– Acccumulation
Feb 1 at 22:46
What have you tried? SuperUser is not a script-writing service. Please try writing such a function yourself and once you've come to a problem you cannot solve, we may be able to assist then.
– music2myear
Feb 1 at 23:54