How to select numbers?

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Pari
Pari on 17 Jul 2019
Answered: Pari on 17 Jul 2019
F=rand(400) M=rand(400) How can i select F<M ?

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Pari
Pari on 17 Jul 2019

Thanks dear friends My problem solved with index :)

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infinity
infinity on 17 Jul 2019
Hello,
You can simply type
F = rand(3)
M = rand(3)
result = F(F<M)
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Pari
Pari on 17 Jul 2019
My code: F=rand(1,400); M=rand(1,400); Tf=log(-F)/.73; Tm=log(-M)/1.2; I should select Tm<Tf and sum these numbers for A= sum(Tm)/sum(Tf)
infinity
infinity on 17 Jul 2019
Hello,
What do you mean when compare Tm and Tf when each element of them are complex number?
Assume when we obtain element of Tm that smaller than Tf, what do you mean by
"sum these numbers for A= sum(Tm)/sum(Tf)" ?

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Jan
Jan on 17 Jul 2019
F = rand(1,400);
M = rand(1,400);
Tf = log(-F) / 0.73;
Tm = log(-M) / 1.2;
It is hard to guess, what this means: "I should select Tm<Tf and sum these numbers for A= sum(Tm)/sum(Tf)". Perhaps:
index = (Tm < Tf);
A = sum(Tm(index)) / sum(Tf(index))

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