Here we also discuss the syntax and parameters of Matlab display text along with different examples and its code implementation.
In this example, we will learn how to use the disp function when we have multiple variables. Next, we will learn how to display values stored in multiple variables. In the above 2 examples, we used the ‘disp’ function to either display numeric values or text. Please note that only the text of A is displayed, and not the variable ‘A’ itself.
Syntax: numpy. This mathematical function helps to calculate the absolute value of each element in the array. For doing this task we are using numpy.absolute () function of NumPy library. I made a function maxabs() that returns the value with the largest absolute value (preserving sign) that I use in a lot of my scripts and functions. Let’s see the program for finding the element-wise absolute value of NumPy array. I haven't found a better way to do this, but you can repeat the code using min, then compare the absolute values and choose the min or max. You can use the built in functions (max and min) on these vectors directily: =max(y) Once your loop finishes, you have all the values of x and y stored in x(1:end) and y(1:end). Note that there is a better and simpler way to do this. I didn't test your code but I believe this should work. What you want to do is compare abs(m) to abs(y(i)). The reason it's not working for absolute value is that you are comparing m to abs(y(i)). You're iterating through the loop, checking to see if the new value (y(i)) is bigger than the biggest value you've seen before (m). You've posted a lot of extra code, but they key is here: if(m < abs(y(i)))