MATLAB: In matlab coding how to write Big-O notation

big oMATLAB

e=O(log(n))

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MATLAB in general has no concept of Big-O notation, and cannot compute it or use it.

The closest that MATLAB gets to this is that inside the MuPAD symbolic engine, series are represented with an order term, such as

1 + x + x^2/2 + x^3/6 + x^4/24 + x^5/120 + O(x^6)

This is related to big-O notation in that both have to do with order approximations, but the symbolic engine use does not have to do with code complexity in either time or space.

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MATLAB: Solve seven nonlinear equations with seven variables in matlab

There are two solution sets:

Eo = 7308.837897,
a = -111067.8168,
b = 569105.6911,
e1 = 56.07057628+300.3704267*1i,
e2 = -517.5135254,
t1 = -0.5741854156e-2+0.3075914851e-1*1i,
t2 = 0.9863006784e-1
Eo = 7308.837897,
a = -111067.8168,
b = 569105.6911,
e1 = -517513.5254,
e2 = 0.5607057628e-1+.3003704267*1i,
t1 = 0.9863006784e-1,
t2 = -0.5741854156e-2+0.3075914851e-1*1i

MATLAB: Simulink Error I don’t understand

You have, in part

-IC:/Users/codyt/AppData/Local/Temp/Temp1_BinaryStopwatch (3).zip

You have a couple of problems there:

1) Space in the name is not expected by the tools, causing it end parsing at

-IC:/Users/codyt/AppData/Local/Temp/Temp1_BinaryStopwatch

and then think that (3).zip is a separate argument that names a file to be compiled

2) The -I argument is reserved for naming include directories, but what is named there is clearly a file. (No, you cannot name a .zip of a directory and have it look inside the zip file.)

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