+/- signs when coding ?

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Jenny Andersen
Jenny Andersen on 16 Nov 2019
Answered: Image Analyst on 16 Nov 2019
How to type in v1 = +/- w2/((w3^2)+(w2^2)) and v2 = +/- w3/((w3^2)+(w2^2))?
The problem is that the vectors can be both positive and negative
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Rik
Rik on 16 Nov 2019
Is this in the context of symbolic variables? Otherwise Matlab numeric arrays must have a definite value.
dpb
dpb on 16 Nov 2019
If it is the data itself that is positive or negative, then that is reflected in the values themselves.
If the sign of the terms in the equations themselves are to be different, then you have to code those explicitly and evalute the one of choice. Or, alternatively, code in another coefficient in the location of the sign and set that as data to plus/minus one.

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