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Creating stack of arbitrary size?
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Anyone know what functions I should combine to produce the custom function I need? I need it to output the following: f(g(x),x,1,n)=stack(g(1),g(2),g(3),g(4),...,g(n-1),g(n)) for any given n value, but I can't seem to find the proper combination of functions and operators to do it.
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The first idea is to use a loop. One also could use a loop to design the string representation of a multi-argument stack command and then convert it to an expression with str2num(). Yet I guess this would not make the thing more comprehensible.  Blatt6.sm (4kb) downloaded 3 time(s). |
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There are a some possibilities to do so: (g(1): the 1 defines the number of arguments of g) 
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Originally Posted by: Stargate38  Anyone know what functions I should combine to produce the custom function I need ? The all thing is in there: create the data set you need. NestRow(data,s,r,k) will stack pairwise for plotting the project. Cheers ... Jean. Page15 ConnectNest.sm (30kb) downloaded 8 time(s).
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