To create a matrix with a function in each column in MATLAB, you can create a function handle and then use arrayfun() or for loop to apply the function to each column.
Here is an example of how you can do it:
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In this example, we define three functions: function1
, function2
, and function3
. We then create a vector x
(in this case, it contains the values 1 to 5).
Next, we initialize an empty matrix matrix
and use a for loop to loop through each element in x
. Inside the loop, we apply each function to the current element in x
, creating a column vector.
Finally, we concatenate each column vector to the matrix
using the comma operator ,
. After the loop, we display the resulting matrix
.
Note that if you want to apply a different number of element-wise functions to each column, you may need to use a cell array instead of a matrix to accommodate different column lengths.
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