Why aren't my if statements working
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Not_sharpest_tool.mat
on 23 Nov 2018
Answered: Walter Roberson
on 23 Nov 2018
This program is a 1d random walk. The random walk works. The walker is supposed to reflect or bounce inside a range (-10 to 10). I used an if statement for this. But my if statements dont work at all. Its as if the statements didnt exist at all. The program behaves the same whether I have it or not. There has to be a mistake in my code. Please help.
iterations= 1;
Num_steps = 1000;
Random_steps_r = NaN(Num_steps,iterations);
for i = 1:iterations
Random_steps_r(:,i) = cumsum(-1 + 2 * round(rand(Num_steps,1)),1);
end
x=Random_steps_r;
deltax=diff(x);
xMax=10;
xMin=-10;
if all(x(1:999)+deltax>xMax)
x=xMax-(x+deltax-xMax);
elseif all(x(1:999)+deltax<xMin)
x=xMin-(x+deltax-xMin);
end
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