how to generate?

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ankanna
ankanna on 18 Apr 2021
Commented: ankanna on 24 Apr 2021
format long g
nodes = 10;
lamda = 0.7;
bits = dec2bin(0:2^nodes-1)-'0';
nl = sum(bits,2);
nu = nodes-nl;
P = lamda.^nl .* (1-lamda).^nu;
P(1:20)
I see the answer works, but my question is why does the "- '0'" part changes the outcome from a series of chars to a doube format?
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ankanna
ankanna on 18 Apr 2021
please help me why to give -'0'

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David Fletcher
David Fletcher on 18 Apr 2021
Edited: David Fletcher on 18 Apr 2021
Consider the ASCII value for zero - the only way a computer can make sense of the subtraction is to subtract their ASCII values. So '0' - '0' results in a double of value zero. This also works for a '1' since the ASCII value for '1' is one greater than the ASCII value for '0'. So '1' - '0' results in a double value of 1
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David Fletcher
David Fletcher on 20 Apr 2021
Although I have a vague idea that this relates to paths between network nodes, I am not familiar with the two terminal reliability metric, or how it is calculated. It is not in my direct field of knowledge, and to be honest I have minimal desire to go off and research it since it is likely of little personal use to me. You are more likely to find somebody who is versed in this field of research by posing this as a separate question on the forum.
ankanna
ankanna on 24 Apr 2021
n = 3;
Link=(n*(n-1))/2;
c=2^Link;
NN = toeplitz(Link+1:-1:2)
mask = logical(fliplr(diag(ones(1,Link-1),-1)));
NN(mask) = 1;
for c = 0:2^Link-1
l = bitget(c, NN)
end
the above code i generate all configuration matrix.
i need to generate all paths in this network.
please help me to generate all paths in the network

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