Summation In Matlab With Vectors

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Irem Sara
Irem Sara on 14 Feb 2022
Commented: Irem Sara on 17 Feb 2022
I am trying to compute a summation over 1:N, and the expression is below:
I already defined the vectors = s11 and = smat and $Y_{dt}= Yd;
Any help would be appreciated! Thanks a lot
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Simon Dengler
Simon Dengler on 14 Feb 2022
maby this helps: https://de.mathworks.com/help/matlab/ref/sum.html
Irem Sara
Irem Sara on 14 Feb 2022
Edited: Irem Sara on 14 Feb 2022
I am not sure if the latex code was showing, but the issue is I tried using the below code:
I get an error "Array indices must be positive integers or logical values." And I am not sure if the code is what is described in the summation.
for i=1:N
chi(i,1)= sum(beta^(i+1)*gamma/s11(i,1) *(840*(1+eta)*exp(xi*Yd(i,1)-(1+eta)*smat(i,1))/(1+exp(xi*Yd(i,1)-(1+eta)*smat(i,1))))^(i-1));
end

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David Hill
David Hill on 14 Feb 2022
No loop needed. Need to examine each array (s11,Yd,smat) and ensure they have the necessary elements (at least N). Recommend not using 'i' to index (something it can be confused for complex number).
I=(1:N)';
chi(I,1)= sum(beta.^(I+1)*gamma./s11(I,1).*(840*(1+eta)*exp(xi*Yd(I,1)-(1+eta)*smat(I,1))./...
(1+exp(xi*Yd(I,1)-(1+eta)*smat(I,1)).^2)).^(I-1));%did not square the exp term in denominator
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David Hill
David Hill on 14 Feb 2022
Please attach all your variables and I will take a look.
Irem Sara
Irem Sara on 17 Feb 2022
This actually worked in the end! Thank you very much- your response was super helpful

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