problem in matlab code

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brahmi ibtissem
brahmi ibtissem on 4 Aug 2019
Commented: Walter Roberson on 6 Aug 2019
Hello,
Please how i can solve this problem in my Matlab code:
In an assignment A(:) = B, the number of elements in A and B must be the same.
Error in ObjectiveFunction (line 73)
throughputCR(i)= throughputCR(i)+W*log2(1+ SinrCR(i,j));
Error in PSO (line 94)
Swarm.Particles(k).O = fobj(currentX);
Error in main (line 54)
[ GBEST , cgcurve ] = PSO( noPa , maxItera , visFlaga ) ;
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Answers (2)

Image Analyst
Image Analyst on 4 Aug 2019
W is probably a vector and so the entire right hand side is a vector. You can't stuff, say, 100 elements into throughputCR(i) which is just a single element.
If you put these lines before the bad line, what does it report in the command window?
whos throughputCR
whos W
whos SinrCR
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Guillaume
Guillaume on 5 Aug 2019
The problem is still the same, population.Chromosomes(indx(1)).fitness is a vector, a matrix, or is empty. I.E: it's not just one element. And you try to assign it to a single element of a variable.
Image Analyst
Image Analyst on 5 Aug 2019
brahmi, why did you not put in the whos statements like I specifically asked you for? You're just delaying an answer by not doing the things we suggest.

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KALYAN ACHARJYA
KALYAN ACHARJYA on 4 Aug 2019
A= B;
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brahmi ibtissem
brahmi ibtissem on 6 Aug 2019
this is the code of the objectivefunctioon
% *************************************************************************************************************************************************
function [fitness_value] = Sphere( X )
% *************************************************************************************************************************************************
global C;
global V;
global RB;
global Noise
global W;
global Pcellular;
global binv;
global Pv;
global PositionsBS;
global PositionsC;
global PositionsV;
constraintSatified=true;
Pcellular=23*X(:,:,1);
Pv=X(:,:,1);
%binv=X(:,:,1);
binv=zeros(V,RB);;
global binc;
binc=zeros(C, RB);
for i=1:C
for j=1:RB
if i==j
binc(i,j)=1;
end
end
end
%matrix user in line, column RB
SINRcth=0;
SINRvth=0;
%calculate the throughput and the interferences of a eh user type
throughputC=zeros(C);
SinrC=zeros(C,RB);
for i=1:C
Icv=0;
for j=1:RB
if binc(i,j)==1
for v=1:V
if binv(v,j)==1
Icv=Icv+Pv(v,j)*calculate_gain(PositionsBS(1),PositionsBS(2), PositionsV(v,1),PositionsV(v,2) );
end
end
SinrC(i,j)=Pcellular(i,j)*calculate_gain(PositionsBS(1),PositionsBS(2), PositionsC(i,1),PositionsC(i,2) )/(Icv+Noise);
throughputC(i)= throughputC(i)+W*log2(1+ SinrC(i,j));
plot( throughputC(i));
end
end
if throughputC(i)<SINRcth
constraintSatified=false;
end
end
throughputV=zeros(V);
SinrV=zeros(V,RB);
for v=1:V
Ivc=0;
for j=1:RB
if binv(i,j)==1
for c=1:C
if binc(c,j)==1
Ivc=Ivc+Pcellular(i,j)*calculate_gain(PositionsC(i,1),PositionsC(i,2), PositionsV(v,1),PositionsV(v,2) );
end
end
SinrV(v,j)=Pv(v,j)*calculate_gain(PositionsV(v,1),PositionsV(v,2),PositionsC(c,1),PositionsC(c,2) )/(Ivc+Noise);
throughputV(v)= throughputV(v)+W*log2(1+ SinrV(v,j));
disp( throughputV(v));
end
end
if throughputV(v)< SINRvth
constraintSatified=false;
end
end
if constraintSatified==false
fitness_value = 0;
else
a=sum(throughputV);
b=sum(throughputC);
fitness_value=max(a,b);
disp(fitness_value);
end
end
Walter Roberson
Walter Roberson on 6 Aug 2019
global W;
You do not show us where you initialized W. W might be its default value for a global variable, which is to say it might be empty.

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