Generate a 15-by-2 matrix q with random numbers
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a)Generate a 15-by-2 matrix q with random numbers b) create a 15-by-1 vector of sequential natural numbers from 1to 15 and name it X c)Plot using X and the first column of the matrix q(as Y): d)on the same chat plot using X and the second column of matrix q (as y)
2. Calculate the mean fo reach row of q b) calculate the standard deviation for each column of q
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KALYAN ACHARJYA
on 3 Oct 2018
Edited: KALYAN ACHARJYA
on 3 Oct 2018
a)
p=100*rand(15,2);
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b) Find X Try yourself, first do the creat 15 by 1 and modify it for 1 to 15 number, you can fix the min and max limit value.
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c) Plot read the 1 column of p by q(:,1) and 2nd colm q(:,2) and plot the required (as per question)
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Steven Lord
on 3 Oct 2018
The std function does not accept values of an integer type as input. It's unlikely that the standard deviation of an integer vector would itself be an integer value and so able to be stored exactly in a vector of an integer type.
Nothing in the statement of the assignment indicated that your q matrix had to be an int8 array. I would omit the int8 call in your code, which will make q a double array. The std function can compute the standard deviation of a double array.
If you need to generate random integer values, consider the randi function or calling round on the numbers generated by 100*rand. If you don't need to generate random integer values, just use 100*rand on its own.
About your x vector, it doesn't seem like it satisfies the requirements of the assignment. What you posted doesn't look "sequential" to me. I believe one of the examples on this page may be of use to you.
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