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hi soroosh to avoid adaptive quadrature's dreaded programming, can i use matlab's build-in function quad? it saves all the hassle. thanks. --- Albert
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That would be fine, specially if you can get the number of iterations out of the function. The alternative is to use the code provided by the authors on their website.
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Actually, if you are asking about the programming assignment, you can not use a build-in function as one of the methods. All three algorithms you write should be your own code.
Soroosh On Fri, Oct 20, 2006 at 01:35:45AM -0000, Albert wrote: