Re: Numerical Differentiation and Integration of Array Data

[syberraith]

I finally figured out how to quote.  

Doh, use the quote button!


c.-2 wrote
> 
> On 4 Dec 2011, at 10:22, c. wrote:
> 
> ## if you need to apply the same procedure
> ## to different functions you'll want to 
> ## make it into a function
> 
> function [f, s, s2] = process (fun, t)
>    ...
> endfunction
> 
> ## define here the function(s) you want to process
> 
> function  
>    ...
> endfunction
> 
>    ...
> 
> 
> tan_vel = @(t) cos (del_the (t, gyr_rad, xrm_rad, gyr_vel, xrm_vel)) .*
> ...
>     raw_vel(t, gyr_rad, gyr_vel, xrm_vel);
> 
> ... 
> 

This is very interesting and new to me.  That last bit I know is an
assignment statement, and I realize that it's meant to be evaluated at the
discrete values of t, although what is this '@t' construct called, and how
does it work by getting passed as an argument and then treated as a
function?

Can this also be done in c?  


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