On Nov 17, 12:04 am, MATLABdude <matlab.d...@mbnet.fi> wrote: > Hi! > > Can you, please, try to help me with Python? I try to convert a MATLAB > program to Python. > > Here are the MATLAB > codes:http://pastebin.com/eJetYizvhttp://pastebin.com/0eXTVfyN > > Here is my Python code:http://pastebin.com/jCPdLHx7 > > What is wrong with my Python code? The program doesn't produce quite > the same lambdas as the MATLAB program does. My code probably has lots > of errors because I'm just learning the basics about Python. > > Thanks for all the help!
I was about to say it was a pretty good looking piece of code, and probably if anything is wrong it's a typo somewhere. But then my eye caught something at the last minute: xx = range(-kappa, h, kappa+1) Looks like you're treating range arguments as (start,step,stop), same order as in Matlab. In Python it's (start,stop,step), so you should be using this: xx = range(-kappa,kappa+1,h) Other than that, you might jus have to pepper your scripts with prints and disps to catch the exact point where the discrepancy occurs. Carl Banks -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
