Re: best solution?
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- Subject: [mg22920] Re: best solution?
- From: "Seth Chandler" <SChandler at uh.edu>
- Date: Thu, 6 Apr 2000 02:04:36 -0400 (EDT)
- Organization: University of Houston
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Permits something like this would work.
First, I arbitrarily define your data.
triplets = Transpose[{Array[a, {6}], Array[b, {6}], Array[c, {6}]}];
Then, we write a function that does what you want and Map it onto the
triplets.
Block[{F},
F[{a_, b_, c_}] = a Sin[b x + c];
Map[F, triplets]]
We get what I think you want.
{a[1] Sin[x b[1] + c[1]], a[2] Sin[x b[2] + c[2]], a[3] Sin[x b[3] + c[3]],
a[4] Sin[x b[4] + c[4]], a[5] Sin[x b[5] + c[5]], a[6] Sin[x b[6] + c[6]]}
P.S. -- It is considered better Mathematica practice to you lower case for
the name of user-created functions.
Seth J. Chandler
Assoc. Prof. of Law
University of Houston Law Center
"Peter Weijnitz" <peter.weijnitz at perimed.se> wrote in message
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> I have a function e.g F[a,b,c,x] =a Sin[b x +c] and a number of parameter
> triplets
> k={{a1,b1,c1},{a2,b2,c2},{a3,b3,c3},....}.
> I would like to feed my function the parameter values in an good and
simple
> way, how?
>
> (Picking out the elements like k[[3,2]]=b3 e.t.c is not what I want.)
> /Peter
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