Total Number of 24 matrix (3*3) but this code show only one matrix 3*3 how to see full iteration in command window
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    shane watson
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    Editada: John Chilleri
      
 el 12 de En. de 2017
            Arr=100; POpu=3; TAppi=3; XLb=50; XUp=100; for Arr=1:Arr for i=1:3 for j=1:3 Pare(i,i)=XLb+rand(1)*(XUp-XLb); %Calculating Initally Generated Number% end end end
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  John Chilleri
      
 el 12 de En. de 2017
        
      Editada: John Chilleri
      
 el 12 de En. de 2017
  
      I'm not entirely sure of your problem, but if you're trying to keep all of the Pare matrices generated, try this:
 Arr=100;
 POpu=3;
 TAppi=3;
 XLb=50;
 XUp=100;
 for Arr=1:Arr
    for i=1:3
       for j=1:3
          Pare(i,j,Arr)=XLb+rand(1)*(XUp-XLb);
          % Calculating Initally Generated Number
       end
    end
 end
You're overwriting the Pare matrix each step so you lose the previous one, the above code saves all of them.
Also, do you mean Pare(i,i) or Pare(i,j)?
Hope this helps!
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  John Chilleri
      
 el 12 de En. de 2017
				
      Editada: John Chilleri
      
 el 12 de En. de 2017
  
			Also, a simpler solution to your problem is:
Arr=100;
POpu=3;
TAppi=3;
XLb=50;
XUp=100;
Pare = XLb + rand(3,3,Arr)*(XUp-XLb);
Also, did you want to say for i = 1:3 or 1:P0pu/1:TAppi, or in this case, rand(P0pu,TAppi,Arr)? I ask because if you attempt to use this in the future and change P0pu/TAppi to see nothing changes, you'll know why.
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