How to write this function in Matlab having inner product
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inner product is defined as <u,v>=
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function F_val = F(wi, ci, Li, K, e, sigma, zi)
% Compute the first term: K <e sum from i to N ci Li, e sum from i to N ci Li>
term1 = K * e^2 * sum(exp(sum(ci .* Li)) .* exp(sum(ci .* Li)));
% Compute the second term: K <e sum from i to N ci Li, -2 sigma>
term2 = K * e * sum(exp(sum(ci .* Li)) * (-2 * sigma));
% Compute the third term: summation i to N e ci <e^wi, wi>
term3 = e * sum(zi .* ci .* exp(wi));
% Compute the final result: F(w) = term1 + term2 + term3
F_val = term1 + term2 + term3;
endHere,
inner product is defined as <u,v>=
Is this is correct?
function F_val = F(wi, ci, Li, K, e, sigma, zi)
% Compute the first term: K <e sum from i to N ci Li, e sum from i to N ci Li>
term1 = K * e^2 * sum(exp(sum(ci .* Li)) .* exp(sum(ci .* Li)));
% Compute the second term: K <e sum from i to N ci Li, -2 sigma>
term2 = K * e * sum(exp(sum(ci .* Li)) * (-2 * sigma));
% Compute the third term: summation i to N e ci <e^wi, wi>
term3 = e * sum(zi .* ci .* exp(wi));
% Compute the final result: F(w) = term1 + term2 + term3
F_val = term1 + term2 + term3;
end Here,
inner product is defined as <u,v>=
Is this is correct?
function F_val = F(wi, ci, Li, K, e, sigma, zi)
% Compute the first term: K <e sum from i to N ci Li, e sum from i to N ci Li>
term1 = K * e^2 * sum(exp(sum(ci .* Li)) .* exp(sum(ci .* Li)));
% Compute the second term: K <e sum from i to N ci Li, -2 sigma>
term2 = K * e * sum(exp(sum(ci .* Li)) * (-2 * sigma));
% Compute the third term: summation i to N e ci <e^wi, wi>
term3 = e * sum(zi .* ci .* exp(wi));
% Compute the final result: F(w) = term1 + term2 + term3
F_val = term1 + term2 + term3;
end write function with inner product MATLAB Answers — New Questions