I have to define a point in three different regions like if point 1 is < L/4 then out put is 0 then if point lies between L/4 and 3L/4 output is 2 and if point is >3 L/4 output is 6.
I am using if else if and else command but not able to generate proper result.
if pt(1)=L/4 & node
I dont think it's to clear what you want to do. Maybe you could improve your question a bit.
As far as i understand you want to return the points in a vector or matrice (?) that are part of a defined value range? The function find can be used for that as you have done.
Example:
>> M = magic(3)
M =
8 1 6
3 5 7
4 9 2
>> [row, col] = find(M > [row, col] = find(M > 3 & M > [row, col] = find(M > 6)
row =
1
3
2
col =
1
2
3
Dear Sahil Garg,
You can use following project. I hope that it be helpful. Of course your question is not completely clear for me.
I suggest that you use first method because it is completely correct. But if you use second method that is based on find function, it is not correct in some cases.
RESPECTED Alireza Rahmani THANKS FOR YOUR HELP I AM TRYING TO SOLVE MY PROBLEM WILL LET YOU KNOW ASAP
REGARDS
SAHIL GARG
FOR FURTHER SPECIFICATIONS ON THIS QUESTION
I NEED TO DEVELOP A CODE WHERE THERE ARE THREE REGIONS which are (0 toL/4, L/4 to 3L/4 and 3L/4 to L) IN A MATERIAL AND I HAVE TO ASSIGN SOME VALUE TO THE POINT IN THREE DIFFERENT REGIONS FOR EXAMPLE IF POINT LIES IN REGION 1 i.e.
if pt(1)=L/4 & node(index2)
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