Hi all, I’m having trouble with dot notation. Can someone show me how to write the below code without expanding the square? I included a working example below, and then the code I would like to write that’s throwing an error. This works: ‘’’ model(x)=exp.(x.^2) model([1,1]) ‘’’ however the fo…

[image] 406700: model(x)=exp.((x.-2)^2) model([1,1]) model(x)=exp.((x.-2).^2) or model(x)= @. exp((x-2)^2)

Dot notation / vectorized code syntax

LinasBa June 19, 2021, 8:11pm 2

 model(x)=exp.((x.-2).^2)

model(x)= @. exp((x-2)^2)

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