Why am I not getting desired output?
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I am solving differential equation that contain piecewise function. I coded this in Octave and I am getting desired results but the same in MATLAB is not giving the desired results. Code is compiling without any error but output is different. Code is given below:
function neural_circuit
% using rk4 method
clc;
clear all;
close all;
h = 0.05;
t = 1:h:500;
y0 = [2.5, 3.6, 9.5, 8.8, 2, 3, 7, 7.5];
% t(1) =0;
y = zeros(length(t),8);
y(1,:) = y0;
for i = 1:length(t)
% %updates time
t(i+1) = t(i)+h;
k1 = model(t(i), y(i, :));
k2 = model(t(i)+h/2, y(i, :)+k1*h/2);
k3 = model(t(i)+h/2, y(i, :)+k2*h/2);
k4 = model(t(i)+h, y(i, :)+k3*h);
y(i+1, :) = y(i, :)+(k1/6+k2/3+k3/3+k4/6)*h;
end
plot(t,y(:,1)) %% plot of s_l1
end
function dy= model(t,y)
% dy = zeros(1,8);
%parameters value
tau_s = 10; taur_a = 83; beta_l = 0.0175; Jr_a =148.20; I_ext = 20; I_0=0.29; J_l1l2 = 45.5; J_l1b1= 0.001; J_l2b2 = 0.001; J_b1b2= 44.5;
J_l1l1 = 35.4; J_l2l2 = 35.4; J_b1b1 = 32.4; J_b2b2 = 32.4;
function y = pieceWise(t)
y = ...
(t ) .* (t >= 0) + ...
(0 ) .* (t <0);
end
% function f = pieceWise(s)
% if s>=0
% f = s;
% else
% f=0;
% end
% end
dy(1) = -(y(1)/tau_s)+ beta_l*pieceWise(I_ext-J_l1l2*y(2)-J_l1b1*y(3)-J_l1l1*y(1)-y(5)-I_0);
dy(2) = -(y(2)/tau_s)+ beta_l.*pieceWise(I_ext-J_l1l2*y(1)-J_l2b2*y(4)-J_l2l2*y(2)-y(6)-I_0);
dy(3) = -(y(3)/tau_s)+ beta_l.*pieceWise(I_ext-J_b1b2*y(4)-J_l1b1*y(1)-J_b1b1*y(3)-y(7)-I_0);
dy(4) = -(y(4)/tau_s)+ beta_l.*pieceWise(I_ext-J_b1b2*y(3)-J_l2b2*y(2)-J_b2b2*y(4)-y(8)-I_0);
dy(5) = -y(5)+Jr_a*beta_l.*pieceWise(I_ext-J_l1l2*y(2)-J_l1b1*y(3)-J_l1l1*y(1)-y(5)-I_0)./taur_a;
dy(6) = -y(6)+Jr_a*beta_l.*pieceWise(I_ext-J_l1l2*y(1)-J_l2b2*y(4)-J_l2l2*y(2)-y(6)-I_0)./taur_a;
dy(7) = -y(7)+Jr_a*beta_l.*pieceWise(I_ext-J_b1b2*y(4)-J_l1b1*y(1)-J_b1b1*y(3)-y(7)-I_0)./taur_a;
dy(8) = -y(8)+Jr_a*beta_l.*pieceWise(I_ext-J_b1b2*y(3)-J_l2b2*y(2)-J_b2b2*y(4)-y(8)-I_0)./taur_a;
end
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Jan
on 20 Jun 2022
clear all; on top of a function is a complete waste of time and has no meaningful purpose. It deletes all loaded functions from the RAM such that realoading them from the slow disk needs time without any benefit. This is called "cargo cult programming".
"J_l1l1" is really hard to read.
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neural_circuit
function neural_circuit
h = 0.05;
t = 1:h:500;
y0 = [2.5, 3.6, 9.5, 8.8, 2, 3, 7, 7.5];
% t(1) =0;
y = zeros(length(t),8);
y(1,:) = y0;
for i = 1:length(t)
t(i+1) = t(i)+h;
k1 = model(t(i), y(i, :));
k2 = model(t(i)+h/2, y(i, :)+k1*h/2);
k3 = model(t(i)+h/2, y(i, :)+k2*h/2);
k4 = model(t(i)+h, y(i, :)+k3*h);
y(i+1, :) = y(i, :)+(k1/6+k2/3+k3/3+k4/6)*h;
end
plot(t,y(:,1)) %% plot of s_l1
end
function dy = model(t,y)
tau_s = 10; taur_a = 83; beta_l = 0.0175; Jr_a =148.20; I_ext = 20; I_0=0.29; J_l1l2 = 45.5; J_l1b1= 0.001; J_l2b2 = 0.001; J_b1b2= 44.5;
J_l1l1 = 35.4; J_l2l2 = 35.4; J_b1b1 = 32.4; J_b2b2 = 32.4;
function y = pieceWise(t)
y = (t ) .* (t >= 0) + ...
(0 ) .* (t <0);
end
dy(1) = -(y(1)/tau_s)+ beta_l*pieceWise(I_ext-J_l1l2*y(2)-J_l1b1*y(3)-J_l1l1*y(1)-y(5)-I_0);
dy(2) = -(y(2)/tau_s)+ beta_l.*pieceWise(I_ext-J_l1l2*y(1)-J_l2b2*y(4)-J_l2l2*y(2)-y(6)-I_0);
dy(3) = -(y(3)/tau_s)+ beta_l.*pieceWise(I_ext-J_b1b2*y(4)-J_l1b1*y(1)-J_b1b1*y(3)-y(7)-I_0);
dy(4) = -(y(4)/tau_s)+ beta_l.*pieceWise(I_ext-J_b1b2*y(3)-J_l2b2*y(2)-J_b2b2*y(4)-y(8)-I_0);
dy(5) = -y(5)+Jr_a*beta_l.*pieceWise(I_ext-J_l1l2*y(2)-J_l1b1*y(3)-J_l1l1*y(1)-y(5)-I_0)./taur_a;
dy(6) = -y(6)+Jr_a*beta_l.*pieceWise(I_ext-J_l1l2*y(1)-J_l2b2*y(4)-J_l2l2*y(2)-y(6)-I_0)./taur_a;
dy(7) = -y(7)+Jr_a*beta_l.*pieceWise(I_ext-J_b1b2*y(4)-J_l1b1*y(1)-J_b1b1*y(3)-y(7)-I_0)./taur_a;
dy(8) = -y(8)+Jr_a*beta_l.*pieceWise(I_ext-J_b1b2*y(3)-J_l2b2*y(2)-J_b2b2*y(4)-y(8)-I_0)./taur_a;
end
Output with Octave:

I do not see the problem.
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