Logical Indexing
This is what we used logical indexing for on Monday.
To remove error values from data.
This is the word used to declare the variables for a system of equations
syms
This is the X in the following line of code:
function [X] = myfunction(a,b,c)
Output, output variable(s)
This is the term for components that supply energy to the system.
Energy source
This is what we replaced the error values with on Monday.
NaN, not a number
The following system of equations has this many variables.
syms x y
eqn1 = 2*x+y+a == 2;
eqn2 = -x+y-5 == 3
2 variables (x and y)
This is the X in the following line of code:
function [a,b,c] = myfunction(X)
Input, input variable(s)
This is the term for components that consume energy.
Energy sink
With a given number X, the output of this line of code:
X==-999.99
is either this or this.
0 or 1, True or False
This is the type of math operation Dr.Bittner said is important for finding missing values on a table (especially in future classes such as thermodynamics, fluids, and chemistry).
Linear interpolation
This is the value that describes the percentage of time a component is running out of the total run time.
Duty cycle
>, <, ==, and ~= are examples of this type of operator.
Relational operators
This is the command you enter if you want to see the answer for a specific variable in a solution.
Ex: The system of equations solved for x,y,z and I want the solution for x.
xSol = sol.x
This is the document that contains the energy use values for the components of your robots.
Spec sheet, specification sheet
&, |, ~, "any", "all", and "find" are examples of this type of operator.
Logical operators.