MATLAB: Partial derivations on axis

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Write a function that computes the partial derivations of a given image. Write code for (a) Forward derivation in x-direction, (b) Backward derivation in x-direction, (c) Forward derivation in y-direction and (d) Backward derivation in y-direction. I don't understand the difference between First order derivations, Second order derivation, partial derivations and Forward and Backward derivation in an axis.

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You should probably know to calculate partial derivatives which is one dimensional(meaning moving along a certain direction). Make use of symbolic toolbox as your tool to compute each and then plot them to see the direction.

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This D() result must be read in terms of the MuPad D partial-derivative operator.

In that particular expression, it says, "Take the derivative of T2 with respect to the first parameter, then take the derivative of that result to the third parameter; then evaluate the result at the point where the first parameter has value dq1, the second has parameter dq2, the third has value p1(q2)

As your T2 does not appear to be defined as a function, it has had to proceed completely symbolically. Define T2 as a function at the symbolic level if you want to get any further.

For example,

T2 = sym('(x,y,z) -> x^3*(z-y/2)+y*z^2+5');

Then it would make sense to evaluate the Jacobian of T2 at the point (dq1, dq2, p1(q2))

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You can use the symbolic toolbox. If you need to do it more "by hand" then use the chain rule.

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