what does this error indicate while woring with the blkproc() function in MATLAB
error is "INDEX EXCEEDS MATRIX DIMENSION"
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It means you tried to access an array at an index that is too large to fit in the array.
For example,
m = magic(4);
would be a 4 x 4 array, so (for example) m(2,3) and m(:,4) are valid indexes for m. But if I tried to index m(1,5) then I would be trying to access a column that does not exist in the array.
before you run your code, and it should halt at this line when the error message is thrown. Then you can look at the values of your variables. Presumably, the value ofi is such that it is trying to access an element of the variableGREEN that is beyond the bounds of the array.
This line creates an array named "H" of size [1, 1] which has one value "Hs". In your loop, you are not doing anything to the array which would increase the size of "H".
I don't know what you are trying to do with the code but I am guessing you might want to do
H(i+1) = H(i) - s(i)
This will increase the size of your array and the loop would run till H(i) > Hs.
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