I am working on a program in matlab and suddenly its not functioning good. I am working with very large vectors and I suddenly got a message that the vector was to big when creating a new vector double the size of the previous ones (using conv) and since then I won't plot previous calculations (even if I took away the code that gave this message)? I gives previous working vectors zero values and when I try to create them outside the file it don't work. Smaller vectors goes ok,. but I have created the previous one before without problem until I tried to create a new one with double the size. What can I do to get back and make the previous one function again?
since the first one gives you a vector of zeroes of length L whereas the second one gives you a MATRIX of size LxL. I hope this is the problem.
nordmoon <arianadax@gmail.com> wrote in message <32183705.19504.1243341482025.JavaMail.jakarta@nitrogen.mathforum.org>...
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> I am working on a program in matlab and suddenly its not functioning good. I am working with very large vectors and I suddenly got a message that the vector was to big when creating a new vector double the size of the previous ones (using conv) and since then I won't plot previous calculations (even if I took away the code that gave this message)? I gives previous working vectors zero values and when I try to create them outside the file it don't work. Smaller vectors goes ok,. but I have created the previous one before without problem until I tried to create a new one with double the size. What can I do to get back and make the previous one function again?
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