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Re: inverse gradient [message #64170 is a reply to message #64022] Tue, 02 December 2008 11:42 Go to previous messageGo to previous message
erano is currently offline  erano
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On Dec 2, 8:59 pm, Paolo <pgri...@gmail.com> wrote:
> erano wrote:
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>>> But you haven't really described how you got dX and dY and
>>> what is the potential....
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>> Well, dX and dY are based on other parameters gradient. I based on
>> MATLAB code. In MATLAB, we can use "\" for doing Ax=Y: x=A\Y, where A
>> is M*N matrix. I can attach the code.
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> My question was what are dX and dY? What is the potential?
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> In IDL you can do x=A#invert(Y) that I guess is similar
> to what matlab does (modulo transposition of the arrays).
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> But if A is large and sparse, then use the sparse methods suggested.
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> Paolo
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The potential ia not relevant. The dX and dY can be based on any 2D
function. And yes, A is (very) large and sparse, but the sparse
methods are only for N*N matrix...while A is M*N.

Eran
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