Arg max of a function
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I have a doubt regarding finding arg max of a function m = x+y?
function m = equation(x,y)
k = x+y;
[max_value, max_ind] = max(k);
m = k(max_ind);
end
Thank you in advance
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Bruno Luong
2020 年 11 月 22 日
No, argmax is the argument at which the function (in your case the array result of plus) is maximized (hence the name ARGMAX)
You should return "max_ind" or "sub2ind(size(k),max_ind)" rather than k(max_ind) (which is btw equal to max_value).
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Steven Lord
2020 年 11 月 21 日
The operator + does not and cannot return two output arguments. Nor can its functional form, plus.
As a hint, take a look at the examples on the documentation page for the max function and see if you can adapt one of those to your needs.
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