Vectorization of For loops including If condition

In this code I converted i and j from for loops to vectors. However, when i used the IF condition for Enet(i,k); where i is a vector and k is a loop i got soc(i,k) equals to 0 all the time while it must be values between 0.4 and 1.

It seems like it's not conmputing the IF condition.

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%------Input data----------
Npvmin=1; %Min nbr of PV
Npvmax=100;
Cbmin=31.2;
Cbmax=124.2;
soc=[ ];
socmx=1; %max soc
socmn=0.4; %min soc

% ------Calculating Enet, and soc for each hour------ 
i=Npvmin:Npvmax;
j=Cbmin:31.2:Cbmax;
jj=1:length(j);
socmax=j; socmin=(1-0.6)*socmax; chargelimit=0.3*j;
w=0;
Enet=zeros(length(i),length(Em1kWh)); % Em1kWh is a 8760x1 input data array 
soc=zeros(length(i),length(Em1kWh));
for k=1:8760
    Enet(i,k)= i'*Em1kWh(k)- Load(k);   % here Enet(i,k) is calculated without any problem
         if Enet(i,k)>0  %------Pout > Pload   % this conditionis satisfied 
            if k==1     
                soc(i,k)=socmx;  % here soc must be equal to socmx =1, but i get always 0.
            elseif k>1
                if w==0
                    soc(i,k)=socmx;  % i get always 0
                elseif w==1
                    if soc(i,k-1)>=socmx
                        soc(i,k)=socmx;
                    elseif soc(i,k-1)<socmx
                        %-------charging mode----------%
                        if Enet(i,k)<=chargelimit                      
                            soc(i,k)=soc(i,k-1)+(1/j)*Enet(i,k);
                            if soc(i,k)>socmx
                            soc(i,k)=socmx;
                            else soc(i,k)=socmn;
                            end
                        elseif Enet(i,k)>chargelimit
                            soc(i,k)=soc(i,j,k-1)+(1/j)*chargelimit;
                            if soc(i,j,k)>socmx
                            soc(i,k)=socmx;
                            else soc(i,k)=Enet(i,k)-chargelimit;
                            end
                        end
                    end
                end
            end                 
        end
end
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Answer 1

[Walter Roberson]

When you use if or while the condition is considered to be true only if all of the values being tested are non-zero (testing nan would generate error.)

if x < 3

is equivalent to

if all(x(:) < 3)

if and while will never automatically apply branches of the code only to entries considered true: if any of the entries are not considered true (non-zero) then the condition fails entirely.

You need to use logical indexing instead.

[ilyes louahem m'sabah]

I appreciate your answee. Would you please give an example on the logical indexing in this example?