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Hi everyone
How can I evalute a randomly generated equation as String,without using eval, to speed up my code
like:
'0.81472/mask(4)+mask(16)*mask(7)/mask(24)/mask(4)-mask(24)+mask(21)/mask(11)/mask(20)+mask(17)/mask(22)/mask(17)-mask(19)+mask(17)+mask(18)+mask(7)/mask(3)-mask(18)+mask(24)-mask(11)/mask(20)-mask(5)*mask(12)/mask(18)*mask(7)+mask(17)-mask(3)'
ps mask is an image mask 5*5 with changable values.
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per isakson
el 27 de Mayo de 2020
This might be a XY Problem. Instead of trying to evaluate an expression, which is representeted by a string, it might be better to search for a more useful way to represent the expression.
Image Analyst
el 27 de Mayo de 2020
Editada: Image Analyst
el 27 de Mayo de 2020
You assigned the tag "image processing". Why? I don't see any image processing in what you've presented so far. I don't see how assigning random operations will help you "detect the relation between the pixles in the sliding window". What relation do you hope to discover?
But I think what people would really like to hear is the use case. Why do you need to do this? What is the background? Please give us some context as to why you need to do this. Is it homework, or some real world research into something (if so, what)? Knowing that, people may be able to suggest a better approach.
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rubindan
el 27 de Mayo de 2020
You can use str2func as follows:
rnstr = ['0.81472/mask(4)+mask(16)*mask(7)/mask(24)/mask(4)',...
'-mask(24)+mask(21)/mask(11)/mask(20)+mask(17)/mask(22)/mask(17)',...
'-mask(19)+mask(17)+mask(18)+mask(7)/mask(3)-mask(18)+mask(24)',...
'-mask(11)/mask(20)-mask(5)*mask(12)/mask(18)*mask(7)+mask(17)-mask(3)'];
str = ['@(mask) ',rnstr]; % add "mask" as the input
fh = str2func(str) % a function handle
val = fh(rand(1,50)); % value for some rnadom input
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