Subs Command for Multivariable Function
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syms x y
g=(1/2)*e^(-2*x/3).*tan(y+1);
subs(g,x,0.3);
subs(g,y,-0.7);
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Walter Roberson
el 7 de Feb. de 2020
For the case of scalars
subs(g, [x, y], [0.3,-0.7])
For the case of non-scalars
subs(g, {x, y}, {newx, newy})
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Walter Roberson
el 11 de Dic. de 2020
Dot between the e and the ^ is needed if x might be non-scalar. Dot between the ) and the *tan is needed if x and y might both be non-scalar.
That said, exp() is recommended instead of e^
g=(1/2)*exp(-2*x/3).*tan(y+1);
As a matter of style: I recommend that .* be used in any case involving variables unless you deliberately mean matrix multiplication (inner product). I would suggest * with scalars only for very simple constant multiples, such as 3*x -- but not, for example, x*y even if you know that x and y are both scalars. Using .* explicitly saves thinking by other people reading the code about whether you really meant matrix multiplication and saves programmers reading your code tracing back to prove that in every possible code path to that point, that x and y are guaranteed to be scalars.
Vladimir Sovkov
el 7 de Feb. de 2020
If e^ is the exponent and if you want to estimate the result numerically (from the question it is not quite clear what you want), you can use
syms x y
g=(1/2)*exp(-2*x/3).*tan(y+1);
double(subs(subs(g,x,0.3),y,-0.7))
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Vladimir Sovkov
el 7 de Feb. de 2020
Editada: Vladimir Sovkov
el 7 de Feb. de 2020
This case the code above should work. Though, you can do it easier and with faster computation avoiding symbolic computations as, e.g. (there are many ways to do it)
function g = myfunc (x,y)
g=(1/2)*exp(-2*x/3).*tan(y+1);
end
and call it as
g=myfunc(0.3,-0.7)
The error in your code is because Matlab is unaware what the variable "e" is. If you mean the exponent function, use "exp" instead, as in the code above. If you actually defined "e" somewhere before, the error can be with nonscalar values; if you mean the element-wise operation, use ".^" instead of "^" analogous to ".*" in the following part.
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