Implementing commands

[celynn]

Can anyone advise me on creating these Matlab commands into Labviews other then using matlabscripts. 

n=size(pyw,1)

for i=1:n

A=[pyw(i);pzw(i)];

B=[pyw(i);pzw(i)]';

Z=pww(i);

C=[pyy(i) pyz(i);pzy(i) pzz(i)];

X=abs(B*inv(C)*A)/Z

end

say pyw pzw pww pzz are 1D arrays. 

Thanks in advance.

[Ankita]

Hi Celynn,

The Array Size function in Array palette is similar to n=size(pyw,1). Also LabVIEW has For loop in the Structures palette that lets you loop around your code. Index Array function in the array palette would let you pick any element(s) from an array. Finally there are some matrix functions available in the Linear Algebra palette (Functions >> Analyze >> Mathematics >> Linear Algebra) that will let you find out the inverse of a matrix.

Hope this helps.

Ankita

[celynn]

Ankita Thanks for your reply. But how do i avoid using nested for loop to create the 2by2 matrix without stacking up the matrix so i can do an inverse matrix?

[unclebump]

use the initialize array

[celynn]

Unclebump, do you mind advise further on using the initialize Array.

[unclebump]

Here it is.