Anyone have idea of MPT toolbox?

Is there anyone having idea of MPT toolbox?

Answer 1

[Star Strider]

Do you mean The Multi-Parametric Toolbox?

[baruch]

yes sir exactly I want to know about it.Can you help me?

[baruch]

I stuck in it's programming and want to share my problem with you.Can you?

[Star Strider]

Unfortunately, no. I don’t have the toolbox (I’d not heard of it until I read this Question) and have no reason to download it. I looked at the site and did an Internet search, but was unable to find a Newsgroup devoted to it or that even has posts discussing it.

In your other Question on essentially the same topic, I suggested you contact Technical Support for it, and gave you the link to that page. There seems to be good PDF documentation for it on the site.

That’s the best I can do. I also suggest that you ask them if there is a Usenet newsgroup or something similar to MATLAB Answers to share your problems and solutions with other MPT users.

Reading its description, while I have the Control System Toolbox (essentially all I need), the MPT Toolbox capabilities appear quite powerful (but are far beyond my areas of expertise):

• MPT is an easy-to-use software tool for computation, analysis and visualization of explicit control laws for linear and Piecewise Affine (PWA) systems. It provides a large variety of different optimization procedures, ranging from cost-optimal solutions, through time-optimal strategies to computation of controllers of low complexity. The toolbox can easily deal with uncertain dynamical systems (parametric uncertainties and additive disturbances) and provide robustly stabilizing feedback control laws.
• Superb visualization of polytopes, Piecewise Affine and Piecewise Quadratic functions included! The toolbox comes along with a powerfull library to solve many problems arising in the field of computational geometry: Minkowski sums, Pontryagin differences, convex hulls, projections, intersections, set differences and many other problems can be very efficiently solved with the Multi-Parametric Toolbox.

[baruch]

ok Thanks sir

[baruch]

Sir I want to ask question.I have a matrix A=[2 3;5 6] and then I have another matrix A1=[3 4 5;6 7 8;0 0 1].I want to insert my first row of matrix A (i.e [2 3])into third row of matixA1 in such a way that third row becomes[2 3 1].

[Star Strider]

I created matrix ‘R’ to leave your original A1 as it was:

A=[2 3;5 6];
A1=[3 4 5;6 7 8;0 0 1];
R = A1;
R(3,1:2) = A(1,:);

produces:

R =

       3     4     5
       6     7     8
       2     3     1

All the sizes of the vectors and references have to match exactly, of course, but otherwise it is a straightforward replacement. Here, I replaced the first two column elements in row 3 of R with the two column elements in row 1 of A.

Apologise for the delay — GMT-6 here.

Answer 2

[Image Analyst]

Never heard of it. Is it the Mind Prediction Toolbox ? We're desperately in need of that, so if you have an idea to write one, and it works, I'll buy it. But I guess you don't have that (yet) or you would not even be asking your question in the first place because you would know the answer.