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From: A on 22 Apr 2010 09:57
On Apr 22, 3:25 pm, "Steven Lord" <sl...(a)mathworks.com> wrote:
> "A" <aragorn1...(a)gmail.com> wrote in message
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> > Hi,
>
> > Given a value "val = 50", say, I would like to create a vector, vec,
> > of length "5", with the first element as 1 and last element as 50.
> > However, the intermediate elements are generated this way.
>
> > I have two values say, U = 9 and V = 25. Then, I should have the
> > values 9,25 also included in this vector as "consecutive values" and
> > the other value should be automatically generated. For example, vec =
> > [1, 9, 25, 37, 50]. Here, between 25 and 50, I had to generate 1 value
> > and its chosen as the mid-value.
>
> You said "between 25 and 50, I had to generate 1 value".  What required you
> to generate a new point between 25 and 50 as opposed to between 1 and 9?
>
> > Suppose U = 1 and V = 14, then, we already have the value 1 in the
> > vector vec. So, we will have to generate 2 values here. So vec  = [1,
> > 14, 26, 39, 50]. Here 14:50 is split into 3 values of equal length.
>
> > Of course if U = 1 and V = 50, then its not possible, we just generate
> > an error message (as the vector length is 5 and U,V must be
> > consecutive).
> > How can I do this? Any ideas?
>
> Your problem is underspecified.
>
> --
> Steve Lord
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Hi Steve,

>You said "between 25 and 50, I had to generate 1 value". What required you
to generate a new point between 25 and 50 as opposed to between 1 and
9?

Yes, it is also possible. I am sorry I dint explain it clear enough.
Let me put it this way. Given a maximum value, say 50, and two other
values, U and V (which might be equal to 1 or 50 too), I have to
create a vector, VEC, of length 5, with values 1, 50, and the 2 other
values specified, U and V (in case its = 1 or 50, we ignore the second
1 or 50) and fill in the other value ourselves (preferably as a mid
value between the two values where it is inserted). Is this possible?
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