To much points for mathcad 2000???
To much points for mathcad 2000???
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I want to calculate a graph in very small stepps. It seems it is to much for mathcad because I allways get the error that it is not possible to plot so many points. Is there anywhere a way to change the amount of possible points?
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RE: To much points for mathcad 2000???
TTFN
RE: To much points for mathcad 2000???
RE: To much points for mathcad 2000???
TTFN
RE: To much points for mathcad 2000???
RE: To much points for mathcad 2000???
1) animate the plot with the desired step size tied to the animation frame number. This would result in a sequence of plot slices that you can view with adequate magnification and speed.
2) write a program to peak find
TTFN
RE: To much points for mathcad 2000???
Something like (in pseudo code)
j=0
for i = 1 to (numpoints in data array)-1
if data(i)>(i-1)and data(i)>data(i+1) then
j=j+1
peaks(j)=data(i)
endif
next i
To do this in an older version of mathcad may need a bit of finagling but I'm sure it is possible since it is the kind of thing I used to do all the time.
Hey, as a general point can people please identify which version they are using when they ask a question?
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Greg Locock
RE: To much points for mathcad 2000???
hit gallery, and it is most of the way down.
This is a general method, using an array of indirection pointers.
Many apparently iterative problems are solvable in early versions of mathcad using arrays of pointers, but they are not intuitive, to this little black duck at least.
Cheers
Greg Locock
RE: To much points for mathcad 2000???
But k(x)_i(x) is not possible. "_" is standing for index. How can I go around this problem? Its the first time I´m using mathcad, so one problem apears after the other... With a matrice the amount of peaks could only go up to 100 as far as I know.
Thanks for helping me! Rob
RE: To much points for mathcad 2000???
What is your definition of a hole function?
k[x,i[x should be legitimate, I think, although as written i can see you'd need to generate a 2d array of pointers.
Cheers
Greg Locock
RE: To much points for mathcad 2000???
d:=2
a(x):=x^2
i:=1..a(d)
k_i:=d/2
k_i=
1
1
1
1
This is ok in mathcad, but if I want k and i depending on d it is not possible.
a(x):=x^2
i(d):=1..a(d) this is not allowed
k(d)_i(d):=0.5d and so is this also not ok.
Maybe I could live with this version:
a(x):=x^2
i:=1..3
k(d)_i:=0.5d
but why is it not ok??? Any way to fix it???
RE: To much points for mathcad 2000???
i(d):=1..a(d) this is not allowed
Because you are trying to set each individual element of i to a range. Each element of i can only be a number.
"k(d)_i(d):=0.5d and so is this also not ok. "
Don't know why that doesn't work if i(d) is just a number.
Cheers
Greg Locock