'integral' with piecewise expressions

I have the following expression for the angle Beta:
L = 1;
syms y
Beta = piecewise(0<=y<L/2, pi/2, ...
L/2 <=y <L*(3/4),pi/2+0.3491, ...
(3/4)*L <=y <=L,pi/2-0.3491);
i want to compute this integral:
a = pi/4;
fun_f=@(y) (1./(50*(1+y)*(cos(a)*cos(Beta)+sin(a)*sin(Beta))+470));
int= integral(fun_f,0,L)
Error using integralCalc/finalInputChecks
Input function must return 'double' or 'single' values. Found 'sym'.

Error in integralCalc/iterateScalarValued (line 315)
finalInputChecks(x,fx);

Error in integralCalc/vadapt (line 132)
[q,errbnd] = iterateScalarValued(u,tinterval,pathlen);

Error in integralCalc (line 75)
[q,errbnd] = vadapt(@AtoBInvTransform,interval);

Error in integral (line 87)
Q = integralCalc(fun,a,b,opstruct);
Does anybody know how to calculate the integral with using integral, but with Beta defined as a piecewise function?
I looked for documentation for piecewise but I don't really know if it's needed to use it. I'd prefer not to.
If you need further information i'll be happy to provide it in order to solve my problem

 Accepted Answer

L = 1;
Beta = @(y,L) pi/2.*((0<=y) & (y<L/2)) + (pi/2+0.3491).*((L/2<=y) & (y<3/4*L)) + (pi/2-0.3491).*((3/4*L<=y) & (y<=L));
figure(1)
plot((0:0.01:L),Beta(0:0.01:L,L))
a = pi/4;
fun_f=@(y,L) (1./(50*(1+y).*(cos(a)*cos(Beta(y,L))+sin(a)*sin(Beta(y,L)))+470));
figure(2)
plot((0:0.01:L),fun_f(0:0.01:L,L))
format long
int_value= integral(@(y)fun_f(y,L),0,L)
int_value =
0.001918690636037
int_value_improved = integral(@(y)fun_f(y,L),0,L/2) + integral(@(y)fun_f(y,L),L/2,3*L/4) + integral(@(y)fun_f(y,L),3/4*L,L)
int_value_improved =
0.001918689980576

5 Comments

I tried implementing it on my code: but it gives me the error : 'Incorrect number or types of inputs or outputs for function 'cos'.'
LATO = 1;
intersezione_34LATO= (3/4)*LATO;
i = 1;
p = [0.125000000000000 0];
L_AB= 0.625000000000000;
alpha_1 = pi/2;
Beta = @(l) (pi/2+0.3491).*(LATO/2<=(p(i,1)+l.*sin(alpha_1(i)))) & ((p(i,2)+l.*sin(alpha_1(i)) <intersezione_34LATO)) + (pi/2-0.3491).*(intersezione_34LATO<=(p(i,2)+l.*sin(alpha_1(i)))) & ((p(i,2)+l.*sin(alpha_1(i))<= LATO));
fun_f=@(l) (1./(cos(Beta(l))));
tau_f(i) = integral(@(l)fun_f(l),0,L_AB(i),'AbsTol',0,'RelTol',1e-20,'ArrayValued',false);
Incorrect number or types of inputs or outputs for function 'cos'.

Error in solution (line 9)
fun_f=@(l) (1./(cos(Beta(l))));

Error in solution (line 11)
tau_f(i) = integral(@(l)fun_f(l),0,L_AB(i),'AbsTol',0,'RelTol',1e-20,'ArrayValued',false);

Error in integralCalc/iterateScalarValued (line 314)
fx = FUN(t);

Error in integralCalc/vadapt (line 132)
[q,errbnd] = iterateScalarValued(u,tinterval,pathlen);

Error in integralCalc (line 75)
[q,errbnd] = vadapt(@AtoBInvTransform,interval);

Error in integral (line 87)
Q = integralCalc(fun,a,b,opstruct);
I even tried with the syntax for Beta you suggested:
LATO = 1;
intersezione_34LATO= (3/4)*LATO;
i = 1;
p = [0.125000000000000 0];
L_AB= 0.625000000000000;
alpha_1 = pi/2;
Beta = @(l,p,alpha_1,LATO) (pi/2+0.3491).*(LATO/2<=(p(i,1)+l.*sin(alpha_1(i)))) & ((p(i,2)+l.*sin(alpha_1(i)) <intersezione_34LATO)) + (pi/2-0.3491).*(intersezione_34LATO<=(p(i,2)+l.*sin(alpha_1(i)))) & ((p(i,2)+l.*sin(alpha_1(i))<= LATO));
fun_f=@(l) (1./(cos(Beta(l,p,alpha_1,LATO))));
tau_f(i) = integral(@(l)fun_f(l),0,L_AB(i),'AbsTol',0,'RelTol',1e-20,'ArrayValued',false);
this is part of a for cycle. but the syntax is as you suggested, but for some reasons it still gives:
Incorrect number or types of inputs or outputs for function 'cos'.
Do you know why? Thanks
Your Beta is returning logical values. You probably have () in the wrong place.
The expression for Beta is OK, also the parenthesis in the fun_f expression are OK though
I doubt that Beta is what you want since the result is of type "logical".
What function do you want to use (in a mathematical notation) ?
But if you think everything is as wanted - here is the result:
LATO = 1;
intersezione_34LATO= (3/4)*LATO;
i = 1;
p = [0.125000000000000 0];
L_AB= 0.625000000000000;
alpha_1 = pi/2;
Beta = @(l,p,alpha_1,LATO) (pi/2+0.3491).*(LATO/2<=(p(i,1)+l.*sin(alpha_1(i)))) & ((p(i,2)+l.*sin(alpha_1(i)) <intersezione_34LATO)) + (pi/2-0.3491).*(intersezione_34LATO<=(p(i,2)+l.*sin(alpha_1(i)))) & ((p(i,2)+l.*sin(alpha_1(i))<= LATO));
fun_f=@(l) (1./(cos(double(Beta(l,p,alpha_1,LATO)))));
l=0:0.01:L_AB;
plot(l,fun_f(l))
tau_f(i) = integral(@(l)fun_f(l),0,L_AB(i))%,'AbsTol',0,'RelTol',1e-20,'ArrayValued',false)
tau_f = 0.8377
OK, thanks a lot. With double it works, have a good day

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More Answers (1)

Use matlabFunction with the piecewise expression, giving the 'file' option and 'optimize' false. And when you integral specify 'arrayvalued' true
matlabFunction can convert piecewise to if/else but only when writing to file, and the result cannot accept vectors

2 Comments

format long g
L = 1;
syms y
Pi = sym(pi);
Beta = piecewise(0<=y<L/2, Pi/2, ...
L/2 <= y < L*(3/4), Pi/2 + sym(3491)/10^4, ...
(3/4)*L <= y <=L, Pi/2 - sym(3491)/10^4);
a = Pi/4;
fun_f = (1./(50*(1+y)*(cos(a)*cos(Beta)+sin(a)*sin(Beta))+470))
fun_f = 
result_symbolic = int(fun_f, y, 0, L)
result_symbolic = 
result_vpa = vpa(result_symbolic, 16)
result_vpa = 
0.001918689980575797
fun_f_h = matlabFunction(fun_f, 'vars', y, 'File', 'fun_f.m', 'optimize', false)
fun_f_h = function_handle with value:
@fun_f
result_numeric = integral(fun_f_h, 0, L, 'arrayvalued', true)
result_numeric =
0.00191869063603731
dbtype fun_f.m
1 function fun_f = fun_f(y) 2 %FUN_F 3 % FUN_F = FUN_F(Y) 4 5 % This function was generated by the Symbolic Math Toolbox version 9.2. 6 % 14-Jan-2023 22:18:56 7 8 if ((y < 1.0./2.0) & (0.0 <= y)) 9 fun_f = 1.0./((sqrt(2.0).*(y.*5.0e+1+5.0e+1))./2.0+4.7e+2); 10 elseif ((y < 3.0./4.0) & (1.0./2.0 <= y)) 11 fun_f = 1.0./((y.*5.0e+1+5.0e+1).*((sqrt(2.0).*cos(pi./2.0+3.491e-1))./2.0+(sqrt(2.0).*sin(pi./2.0+3.491e-1))./2.0)+4.7e+2); 12 elseif ((y <= 1.0) & (3.0./4.0 <= y)) 13 fun_f = 1.0./((y.*5.0e+1+5.0e+1).*((sqrt(2.0).*cos(pi./2.0-3.491e-1))./2.0+(sqrt(2.0).*sin(pi./2.0-3.491e-1))./2.0)+4.7e+2); 14 else 15 fun_f = NaN; 16 end
Thanks a lot

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