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How would you write a function for a convolution integral?
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for example: Let f(t) and g(t) be known functions and a and b known variables (assume these all exist in MATLAB workspace). Write an anonymous function that computes the following convolution integral of f(t) and g(t) (f*g)(t) = integral from [0,t] f(s)*g(t-s) ds Treat t as a variable, so that your anonymous functio should be of the form: myConvolution = @(t) ….. You may use a built-in quadrature function(quad for example)
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John D'Errico
on 2 May 2016
Rather than just posting your homework assignment, why not try solving it first? Then if you do get stuck, you may get an answer. As it is...
Gautam Mohan
on 4 May 2016
Hi Alyssa,
It is against our community guidelines to directly post homework questions on MATLAB answers. I suggest consulting the following thread on techniques you can use to formulate your question in a way that the community can help you:
Best of luck!
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