What function do I use to generate a matrix with the values in specific increments?

I understand how to use the 'linspace' function, but I was wondering if I'm able to do it using the 'randi' function, or the 'randm' function.

[dpb]

What is "it" here, specifically?

If you control a randomized variate to have some specific spacing then it wouldn't be all that random. What's the actual objective?

Answer 1

[bharti patel]

In order to create a matrix with specific increment, you can use something like: x = [0, 5, 200]; This will create a row vector, with values starting with zero, with increments of 5 and ending with 200.

using Randi; randi(10,3,4); This will create a 3 by 4 matrix with random numbers between 1 to 10.

There is no randm fucntion. Do you mean randn?

Answer 2

[Roger Stafford]

I think you mean something like this:

   incr = rand(1,n);  % Variable increments
   x = cumsum(incr);  % Variable with 'incr' spaced intervals