Hello All,
I have a mathcad project where the output is required to have in a matrice form which I am unable to. The function will work like the following, for each value of beta it will give a column of outputs and thus for the number of varibale beta, it will generate corresponding number of columns. Please help with a solution
Thanks
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@fahmed-2 wrote:
I would like the Y axis to increase from the top and end at the bottom. It means zero at the top and max value at the bottom along the Y axis
This was easy to do in real Mathcad but Primes native plots don't allow for reverse axis.
As a (unsatisfactory) workaround you could plot -H instead of H and so you get the correct plot but a wrong (negative values) scaling.
You may also want to have a look at Primes Chart component. It has much more features compared to Primes native plots. I can't say for sure if it supports reverse axis because I never use this component [EDIT: I checked and now can say for sure that you can reverse the axis]. The component is awfully slow reacting, awkward to use and very badly integrated in Prime. It does not support units and it does not respect the windows scale factor set (which makes the component virtually unusable in a setting with a small but high resolution screen and a large windows zoom factor).
1) To create a valid matrix beta must be a vector. In your sheet beta is a range - thats something different.
You may use a userdefined function to convert a range into a vector- Once you upgrade to Prime 11 you may use the new built-in function "vec" to do this job.
2) With FS.M.C is you define a function. You cannot evaluate a function definition numerically. You have to delete the equal sign at the end.
3) To evaluate a function with a vector as function argument and expect the function to be evaluated element by element, you have to use the vectorization operator (the arrow over the expression.
Prime 10 sheet attached
Next time you ask a question please state which version of Prime you are using - especially if you are not using the latest version (which is V.11 at the time of this writing.
To expand the display of nested matrices you have to uncheck the option "Collapse Nested Matrices"
I had chosen to use the transpose operator simply because of space reasons. Without using it, a lot of vertical space would have been used for the vector display.
Not sure which problem you experience with the plot. The plot at the bottom of your sheet seems to work OK.
@fahmed-2 wrote:
I would like the Y axis to increase from the top and end at the bottom. It means zero at the top and max value at the bottom along the Y axis
This was easy to do in real Mathcad but Primes native plots don't allow for reverse axis.
As a (unsatisfactory) workaround you could plot -H instead of H and so you get the correct plot but a wrong (negative values) scaling.
You may also want to have a look at Primes Chart component. It has much more features compared to Primes native plots. I can't say for sure if it supports reverse axis because I never use this component [EDIT: I checked and now can say for sure that you can reverse the axis]. The component is awfully slow reacting, awkward to use and very badly integrated in Prime. It does not support units and it does not respect the windows scale factor set (which makes the component virtually unusable in a setting with a small but high resolution screen and a large windows zoom factor).
@fahmed-2 wrote:
Thank you so much @Werner_E . Where can I look for the Prime Chart Component.
Look at the Math ribbon
For help see About Chart Components
I just gave it a try and found that you can use reverse axis in this Component. Simply select "Axis", "Y", "Setup", check "User defined area" and type in the minimum value larger than the maximum value.
