Subscripted assignment dimension mismatch.
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Muhammad Aqib
on 14 Apr 2023
Commented: Muhammad Aqib
on 16 Apr 2023
Error in RDA (line 235)
S(j)=sqrt(sum((stag(b).Position-Hinds(j).Position).^2));
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Walter Roberson
on 14 Apr 2023
stag(b).Position
As outside observers, we have no idea what size of matrix that gives.
Hinds(j).Position
as outside observers, we have no idea what size of matrix that gives.
We can tell from the sum() that those values are not expected to be scalars, but they could be row vectors or they could be column vectors or they could be 2 or more dimensions. If they are 2 or more dimensions, then the sum() is only going to act over one of the dimensions, so the sum() would return a non-scalar that would not fit in the single output location.
Furthermore, if one of the Position outputs is a row vector but the other is a column vector, then the result of the subtraction would be a 2D array.
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Walter Roberson
on 16 Apr 2023
VarSize=[model.t nVar];
That involves some values loaded from a .mat file, but it comes out as VarSize = [2 27]
RD(i).Position=unifrnd(VarMin,VarMax,VarSize);
You create random positions with size VarSize, which is 2 x 27.
S(j)=sqrt(sum((stag(b).Position-Hinds(j).Position).^2));
Both stag(b).Position and Hinds(j).Position end up 2 x 27, so subtracting them gives 2 x 27. Squaring that gives 2 x 27. sum() over an array is the summation over the first non-scalar dimension, which is the first dimension in this case. So that sum() is going to return a 1 x 27. sqrt() of a 1 x 27 is 1 x 27. So your right hand side will be 1 x 27 but your left side indicates you want to store that in a scalar.
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