Dear Andreas, you are right. I forgot to define gmax. It's my fault :)
Anyway the solution you suggested in your previous post works perfectly, so thank you very much for answering. Michela Il giorno martedì 21 aprile 2015 18:35:28 UTC+2, Andreas Noack ha scritto: > > Hi Michela > > It is easier to help if your example is complete such that it can just be > pasted into the terminal. The variable gmax is not defined in your example, > but I guess it is equal to length(SUC_C). It is also useful to provide the > exact error message. > > That said, I think the root of the problem is the dependency between the > loop variable in the comprehension. The loop variable r depends on the > other loop variable j which is not allowed in comprehension. A solution > could be to preallocate suc, e.g. something like > > suc = zeros(length(SUC_C), length(tau_max)) > for j = 1:length(SUC_C) > for r = 1:tau_max[j] > suc[j,r] = SUC_C[j]*(1 - 1/(r+1)) > end > end > > 2015-04-21 12:21 GMT-04:00 Michela Di Lullo <michela...@uniroma1.it > <javascript:>>: > >> Hello everyone, >> >> I'm trying to declare the following matrix: >> >> suc=[SUC_C[j]*(1-1/(r+1)) for j=1:gmax, r=1:tau_max[j]] >> >> whereas: >> >> SUC_C=[6661.09, 8236.1, 7619.48, 8462.68, 5705.73, 6040.87] >> >> tau_max=[4,4,3,2,1,4] >> >> but it's not working. >> >> Any idea about how to make it correctly? >> >> Thanks for any info, >> >> Michela >> > >
