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Is it possible to iterate over a list of functions in MATLAB? I'm trying to test different radial basis functions and this seems like the best way to do it.
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Note that Matlab iterates through the columns of list , so if list is a nx1 vector, you may want to transpose it. If you don't know whether list is a column or a row vector, you can use the rather ugly combination (:)' : for elm = list(:)'; %... ;end .
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Use the up-arrow key, followed by the enter or return key, to iterate, or repeatedly execute, this statement: x = sqrt(1 + x) Here is what you get when you start with x = 3. These values are 3, / 1 + 3, √ 1 + / 1 + 3, √ 1 + √ 1 + / 1+3, and so on.
Basically there is no do while loop in Matlab like c programming, cpp programming, and other programming languages. But instead of using do while loop works powerfully in Matlab.
You can make a cell array of function handles and iterate over that. For example:
vec = 1:5; % A sample vector of values
fcnList = {@max, @min, @mean}; % Functions to apply to the vector
nFcns = numel(fcnList); % Number of functions to evaluate
result = zeros(1, nFcns); % Variable to store the results
for iFcn = 1:nFcns
result(iFcn) = fcnList{iFcn}(vec); % Get the handle and evaluate it
end
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