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Hi Guys,
I'm doing assignment related to passenger transit probability which indicates the probability that a passenger chooses to travel from floor ''i'' to the floor ''j''. This is only 4 floor building.
''P_arr'' is an arrival rate on each floor and ''U'' is a dedicated population on each floor.
This is a formula which I have to use.
And this is my initial matrix from Word for calculation's
Does anyone know how to create a matrix 4x4 like below from vector ''U'' and vector ''P_arr"?
This is actual case study from one of journals and there are results for this if this helps a bit
I would be very grateful for help
Greg
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Hi Greg,
Please attach your Prime Worksheet. That saves us from retyping.
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Luc
Hi Luc,
Thanks for your reply. Please see attached file.
Greg
Thanks a lot
Greg
Or, as long as you keep the vectors P.arr and U the same size, you can do without the explicit indexing:
and with that you can:
Note that you cannot assemble it into a single expression, due to the vectorization(s) needed.
Success!
Luc
Thanks
Hi,
I have another quick question related to probability.
For this calculations I have to use "r" (length of travel in floor length) only from first row (i=0) and vector "U" (population on each floor).
For some reason I have an error, any advice??
Greg
For not just some, but an obvious reason.
Your r[0, j vector contains the values 0 through 14, and you let the summation run up to r[0, j -1 .
The first time, for j=0, that results in r[0, j-1 = -1, while your ORIGIN=0.
You're trying to index the array U at -1, while its index starts at 0, hence the index is illegal.
Success!
Luc