What if you modify this matlab optimization example?

Hello

https://www.mathworks.com/help/optim/ug/two-dimensional-semi-infinite-constraint.html

what if w2 is between 1 and 199 instead of 1-100? In that case wx and wy would have different sizes and it would throw an error at K1.

[Richárd Tóth]

you could modify s(1,1) to 1 so wx and wy will have a size of 100 at start, but as we know s is changing between calls, so they can have different sizes during the execution

[Torsten]

w1x and w1y would have different sizes, but not wx and wy.

[Richárd Tóth]

So the key is that wx and wy is created with meshgrid from w1x and w1y

[Richárd Tóth]

Can you create n dimensional semi infinite constraints too instead of two dimensional constraints by using ndgrid instead of meshgrid?

[Richárd Tóth]

the answer seems to be yes

[Torsten]

yes. The number of elements created by meshgrid (or ndgrid) in the arrays wx and wy equals the number of grid points in two (or n) dimensions - and that's where the constraint is evaluated.