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Your flow chart showed the process split into very clearly delineated sections. Your code should reflect this. And inside each of those you should think of a similar sub-flow-chart.kaizen.moto said:Thank you for your comments.
Iam trying to break my codes now using Module eventhough I have no idea on how to do this. How can I separate the codes into modular functions in which they are inter-related to each other. In another words, I still cannot visualise the separations between them. Please let me know if you have any suggestions.
Can you print out the determinant of A prior to each call to Inverse[A]? I suspect that the determinant will either be 0 or very close to 0.kaizen.moto said:The errors starts from this function (simplified version):
dispmat[variables_]:=Module[{local variables}, psimat = psimatrix[variables];.....; disp = (Inverse[mat A]).(mat B - mat C); disp]
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I have got the warnings and errors of badly inversed matrix and badly row reduce matrix and eventually the codes stopped running without giving any outputs.
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