Hi,
I would like to implement a particle filter in Simulink. Therefor it is necessary to get random numbers (up to 10000 per cycle) for sampling particles.
In Matlab you can find the randn(10000,1) function and everything works fine. Now I switched to Simulink. I use the embedded M Files, but I always receive failures when using randn in the Embedded M File. Simulink has a "Random number" block. Instead of a scalar you can input a vector ones(10000,1) as "mean" parameter. The output is a vector(10000,1) of one (always the same) random number.
Has anybody an idea how to get a vecotr of 10000 different random numbers in Simulink equivalent to the randn function in Matlab?
Thank you very much for you help.
Greetings.

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Fangjun Jiang
Fangjun Jiang el 26 de Mayo de 2011

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Change the "Seed" property of the "Random number" block to 1:10000 so each series of random number is different.

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Fangjun Jiang
Fangjun Jiang el 26 de Mayo de 2011
Not sure if this is your intention. Do you want 10000 random numbers at once, or do you want one random number at a time, for 10000 time steps?

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Markus
Markus el 27 de Mayo de 2011

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Yes, I would like to have 10000 random numbers at once and your advice works fine! Thank you very much!

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MAYANK JHA
MAYANK JHA el 25 de Mzo. de 2015
hello Markus, were you able to design a particle filter in simulink?....can i please have your model for my help??....i will be so much thankful. please write to me on : jha.mayank.jha@gmail.com cheers.. mayank

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