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This MATLAB function performs a logical OR of inputs A and B and returns an array or a table containing elements set to either logical 1 (true) or logical 0 (false).
- Logical OR for symbolic expressions
Logical OR for symbolic expressions. collapse all in page....
- Logical Operations
Logical (Boolean) Operations. MATLAB ® represents Boolean...
- Logical OR for symbolic expressions
Logical OR for symbolic expressions. collapse all in page. Syntax. A | B. or(A,B) Description. A | B represents the logical OR. A | B is true when either A or B is true, or when both A and B are true. example. or(A,B) is equivalent to A | B. Examples. collapse all. Set Assumption Using OR.
Logical (Boolean) Operations. MATLAB ® represents Boolean data using the logical data type. This data type represents true and false states using the numbers 1 and 0, respectively. Certain MATLAB functions and operators return logical values to indicate fulfillment of a condition.
MATLAB offers two types of logical operators and functions − Element-wise − these operators operate on corresponding elements of logical arrays. Short-circuit − these operators operate on scalar, logical expressions.
MATLAB oferuje dwa typy operatorów logicznych i funkcji - Pod względem elementów - operatory te działają na odpowiednich elementach tablic logicznych. Zwarcie - operatory te działają na skalarnych, logicznych wyrażeniach.
I'm trying to utilize a logical OR in an IF statement within MATLAB. Where TRI is a 32x2 vector, I want to check if a certain row in TRI contains a 28 or 31, if so do some operation. I can't figure out why this is difficult, the line containing the logic is currently: if (TRI(i,:)==28 || TRI(i,:)==31);
The "&&" means that if (n >= 4) is false, then MATLAB will skip the check of (abs(n) <= 10), because the compound expression will be false, whether (abs(n) <= 10) is true or false. In this example, it is not necessary to use &&; the & works just fine. "&&" is only needed in a case like this: if ( (n ~= 0) && (log10(n) <= 0.5) )
