Convert symbolic equation to 6x5 double array (Question simplified)

If not professional, you can try reducing the number of computations or using a smaller range of values for x and y. In summary, the conversation discusses the challenge of converting a symbolic equation to a 6x5 double array with specific values for x and y. It is suggested to seek help from a supercomputer or reduce the computation or values in order to make it feasible.
  • #1
sgvaibhav
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Hi.

I perform huge computations worth 70 lines. After those 70 lines, i have these equations in my internal memory.

Code:
    %(stored internally) Wnet=(99*((57443*((4018*y*(66875/(57036*x))^(2528214091580831/18014398509481984))/5 - (57443*y)/50 + (2894969*x^(200/623))/50))/(50*((57443*y)/50 - 41160000)) + 57443/50)*(y - y*(66875/(57036*x))^(2528214091580831/18014398509481984)))/100 + (99*(y - y*(66875/(57036*x))^(2528214091580831/18014398509481984))*((57443*((4018*y*(66875/(57036*x))^(2528214091580831/18014398509481984))/5 - (57443*y)/50 + (2894969*x^(200/623))/50))/(50*((57443*y)/50 - 41160000)) - (57443*((57443*y)/50 - (57443*y*(66875/(57036*x))^(2528214091580831/18014398509481984))/50))/(50*((57443*y)/50 - 41160000)) + 57443/50))/100 - (2894969*x^(200/623))/10 + 2894969/10;
    %(stored internally) SFC=-(((57443.*y)./50 - (57443.*y.*(66875./(57036.*x)).^(2528214091580831./18014398509481984))./50)./((57443.*y)./50 - 41160000) - ((4018.*y.*(66875./(57036.*x)).^(2528214091580831./18014398509481984))./5 - (57443.*y)./50 + (2894969.*x.^(200./623))./50)./((57443.*y)./50 - 41160000))./((99.*((57443.*((4018.*y.*(66875./(57036.*x)).^(2528214091580831./18014398509481984))./5 - (57443.*y)./50 + (2894969.*x.^(200./623))./50))./(50.*((57443.*y)./50 - 41160000)) + 57443./50).*(y - y.*(66875./(57036.*x)).^(2528214091580831./18014398509481984)))./100 + (99.*(y - y.*(66875./(57036.*x)).^(2528214091580831./18014398509481984)).*((57443.*((4018.*y.*(66875./(57036.*x)).^(2528214091580831./18014398509481984))./5 - (57443.*y)./50 + (2894969.*x.^(200./623))./50))./(50.*((57443.*y)./50 - 41160000)) - (57443.*((57443.*y)./50 - (57443.*y.*(66875./(57036.*x)).^(2528214091580831./18014398509481984))./50))./(50.*((57443.*y)./50 - 41160000)) + 57443./50))./100 - (2894969.*x.^(200./623))./10 + 2894969./10);
How do i convert this huge symbolic equation to a 6x5 double array where
Code:
x=5:5:30; 
y=1100:100:1500;

Help me please =)

If you are still confused with the question, let me know, i will try to clarify it more, or i will paste the entire script.
 
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  • #2
This would require huge memory resource. If this is professional work, I would recommend taking help from any institute that houses a supercomputer.
 

FAQ: Convert symbolic equation to 6x5 double array (Question simplified)

What is a symbolic equation?

A symbolic equation is a mathematical expression that contains symbols, such as variables and operators, instead of numerical values. It represents a relationship between mathematical quantities.

Why would I want to convert a symbolic equation to a 6x5 double array?

Converting a symbolic equation to a 6x5 double array can allow for easier manipulation and computation of the equation, as the array format is more suitable for mathematical operations. It also allows for easier integration into programming languages for further analysis.

Can any symbolic equation be converted to a 6x5 double array?

No, not all symbolic equations can be converted to a 6x5 double array. The equation must have a defined number of variables and coefficients in order to be represented as an array. Additionally, the equation must be solvable for each variable in order to be accurately converted.

Is there a specific method for converting a symbolic equation to a 6x5 double array?

Yes, there are multiple methods for converting a symbolic equation to a 6x5 double array. One common method is to use a symbolic math toolbox in a programming language, such as MATLAB, to convert the equation. Another method is to manually solve the equation for each variable and then input the coefficients into an array format.

Are there any limitations to converting a symbolic equation to a 6x5 double array?

There may be limitations depending on the complexity of the symbolic equation. If the equation contains nested functions, special characters, or other complex elements, it may be difficult to accurately convert it to an array format. It is important to carefully review the converted array to ensure its accuracy before using it for further calculations.

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