sum of all matrix elements equal to zero
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Offroad Jeep
on 13 May 2016
Answered: John D'Errico
on 13 May 2016
Hi, kindly check the code. I want a matrix whose total sum of elements is zero.......
regards
clc
clear all
format compact
nrows = 5
afm_array = ones(nrows)
theta = round((rand(5)-0.5) * 360)
theta(5,5) = 0
alpha = sum(sum(theta))-360
theta(5,5) = - alpha
theta_new = theta
add_theta = sum(sum(theta_new))
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John D'Errico
on 13 May 2016
Well, you COULD just subtract off the sum of the matrix, divided by the number of elements in the matrix.
theta = theta - sum(theta(:))/numel(theta);
That is actually not a terribly good way to solve the problem, for reasons I don't feel like going into here, because it will take a lot of explanation. Just accept it works, but is not the best solution.
Better would be to use a tool like randfixedsum, from the file exchange.
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