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Evaluating a function in subitervales and comparing the function' values of each interval with te next interval

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Hi. Can any one help me with the following please. let's say I have these values x=[ 2,3,-1,-4,2,-6,...1000], I need to subdevide these valuse into subintervals let's say each subinterval has 10 elements. Then I want to evaluate a function F(x) in each subinterval of x and compare the valuse of the function of the first interval with the function's value of the next interval and so on. Thankful your favor inadvanced.

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Walter Roberson
Walter Roberson el 7 de Feb. de 2018
The below is what you asked for. It seems unlikely to be what you want though.
x=[ 2,3,-1,-4,2,-6,...
1000];
num_x = length(x);
for xidx = 1 : num_x-1
first_x = x(xidx);
second_x = x(xidx+1);
sub_intervals = linspace(first_x, second_x, 10);
Fvals = zeros(1, 9);
for interval_idx = 1 : 9
this_subinterval = sub_intervals(interval_idx:interval_idx+1);
Fvals(interval_idx) = F(this_subinterval); %evaluate F on sub-interval ?
end
for interval_idx = 1 : 9
fprintf('major interval %g:%g, sub_interval %g:%g, value ', first_x, second_x, sub_intervals(interval_idx:interval_idx+1));
if Fvals(interval_idx) < F_vals(interval_idx+1)
fprintf('increases\n');
elseif Fvals(interval_idx) > F_vals(interval_idx+1)
fprintf('decreases\n);
elseif any(isnan(Fvals(interval_idx:interval_idx+1)))
fprintf('is indeterminate because of nan\n');
else
fprintf('stays the same');
end
end
end

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