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===Purpose===
===Purpose===
Finds the index of the array element closest to value r.
 
Finds the index of the array element closest to chosen value.
 
===Synopsis===
===Synopsis===
:index = findindx(array,r)
:index = findindx(array,r)
===Description===
===Description===
Inputs are an array of values (array) and a value to locate (r). Output (index) is the linear index into array which will return the closest value to r.
 
Inputs are an array of values <tt>array</tt> and a value to locate <tt>r</tt>. Output <tt>index</tt> is the linear index into <tt>array</tt> which will return the closest value to <tt>r</tt>.
 
====Inputs====
 
* '''array''' = input data array.
* '''r''' = target value.
 
====Outputs====
 
* '''index''' = linear index into <tt>array</tt> that returns the closest value to <tt>r</tt>.
 
===Examples===
===Examples===
<pre>
index = findindx(array,r);      %get an index
index = findindx(array,r);      %get an index
nearest_value = array(index);    %find the value
nearest_value = array(index);    %find the value
</pre>
===See Also===
===See Also===
[[lamsel]]
[[lamsel]]

Latest revision as of 12:00, 9 October 2008

Purpose

Finds the index of the array element closest to chosen value.

Synopsis

index = findindx(array,r)

Description

Inputs are an array of values array and a value to locate r. Output index is the linear index into array which will return the closest value to r.

Inputs

  • array = input data array.
  • r = target value.

Outputs

  • index = linear index into array that returns the closest value to r.

Examples

index = findindx(array,r);       %get an index
nearest_value = array(index);    %find the value

See Also

lamsel