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From: Walter Roberson on 8 Aug 2010 00:48
Jim wrote:
> fprintf(1, 'Using X column %d, n %d,VAL column
> %d\n',...
> xColumn, vColumn);


Trivial change that you should have been able to get in about 30 seconds
of study.

fprintf(1, 'Using X column %d, n %d, VAL(%d,%d)\n', xColumn, n, vColumn);
From: Jim on 8 Aug 2010 02:05
Walter,
I am facing one final problem.

The inputs increase in size,i.e for example:

X = [34 87 65;...
59 79 45;...
45 22 73]

VAL = [2 5 6 11;...
8 7 9 15 ;
6 4 36 55]

As seen in my previous post, in my Matlab script I have a piece of code,as follows:

%==================
if (xColumn >1)
n=2;
else
n=1;
end
%===================

to cater for inputs:

X = [34 87;...
59 79;...
45 22]

VAL = [2 5 6 11;...
8 7 9 15 ]

Now since my inputs increase how can I adjust my code so when data input increases gradually,my code can cater for this?

thanks for the help
jim
From: Jim on 8 Aug 2010 11:43
Imageanalyst,
I would like some of you help. Seems Walter is unavailable.

Since you are aware of the issue I'm facing. Is it possible you can give me some assitance on this final problem.

jim
From: Walter Roberson on 8 Aug 2010 12:10
Jim wrote:
> Imageanalyst, I would like some of you help. Seems Walter is unavailable.

Walter doesn't understand your question. You said you wanted to use
bigger arrays but you failed to say what you wanted to have happen when
you used them. You quoted a snippet of code about x and n but it has no
comments that would allow one to guess what the general rule is for it
that might allow it to extend to larger arrays.
From: ImageAnalyst on 8 Aug 2010 12:19
Honestly, I don't understand it either. I was hoping Walter would.
Jim just said he wanted to change what was printed out, but of course
that wouldn't change anything else. I'm still foggy on what he wants
as arguments, or what he wants as the final result, and since he
knows, why he can't do it - it's probably not that difficult once you
understand what's needed. Does he just want to pass in a scalar for
VAL in the arg list (instead of the whole array) and call the function
twice instead of once? Not sure without spending more time trying to
decipher it.
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