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Searching for the first index where the area below two curves reaches its maximum
I have two curves and I want to determine the first index where the area below the two curves reaches its peak. The problem is ...
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Optimizing the power consumed by photovoltaic production
This is the PV production curve: 24hours x 60 minutes = 1440 minutes. The PV array contains 1441 cells (x=0 minutes is includ...
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find(V,1) returns an index that doesn't match with the plot
>> find(SL_B_Optml,1) ans = 381 >> plot (linspace(1,1441-(T_B+1)+1,1441),SL_B_Optml); >> hold on >> plot([381 381],[0...
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Meta question about using this forum
I'm stuck in my script, I run it, it doesn't give me what I want, the resulting plot of my algorithm gives unexpected and wrong ...
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find(V==max(V),1,'first') returns index that is way beyond the first index where X reaches the maximum
find(V==max(V),1,'first') returns index that is way beyond the first index where V reaches the maximum. In the above picture,...
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"Trapz" function gives result different than what I calculate by hand
0 I'm trying to remember how the trapz function works by doing a little manual test on the console: >> x=linspace(1,5,5) x = ...
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