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How To Plot Transfer Functions In Matlab?

  How can I plot this state space like the graph I attached by using tf() and step() command? Thank you!   I2/E0=1/(s^3+s^2+3*s+1)         NOTE:- Matlabsolutions.com  provide latest  MatLab Homework Help, MatLab Assignment Help  ,  Finance Assignment Help  for students, engineers and researchers in Multiple Branches like ECE, EEE, CSE, Mechanical, Civil with 100% output.Matlab Code for B.E, B.Tech,M.E,M.Tech, Ph.D. Scholars with 100% privacy guaranteed. Get MATLAB projects with source code for your learning and research. Try these codes below please;   clc; clear; close all; numerator = 1; denominator = [1,1,3,1]; sys = tf(numerator,denominator); yyaxis left SEE COMPLETE ANSWER CLICK THE LINK https://www.matlabsolutions.com/resources/how-to-plot-transfer-functions-in-matlab-.php

Smart and fast way to compute triple summation?

 Hi all,

 
I need to compute the following triple summation for different values of n for all s.
 
Also, ~p, l_s and q_s1, q_s2 and q_s3 are known and π is the multinomial distribution. It's quite easy to do using for-loops (which I did below) but the execution takes forever as n increases. For comparison when n=10 it takes 345 seconds. I need to work with n=10000.
 
Is there a smart way to speed up things?
 
clear
clc
load data.mat
tic
n = 10;

l_s = height( segments );       % # of segments

L = sum( segments.NewLength );      % total legnth of Segments
expSlength = zeros(l_s,1);

meanPass = median( barriers.prePass );
qs1 = segments.NewLength ./ L;
qs2 = segments.segDis2Mth ./ L;
qs3 = (L - segments.NewLength - segments.segDis2Mth) ./ L;

for s = 1 : l_s
    for k = 0 : n
        innersum = 0;
        for t = 0 : n-k
            B = 0;
            for r = 0 : k
                A = segments.NewLength(s) / (k + 1) * meanPass^r;
                B = B + A;
            end
            PROB = [qs1(s), qs2(s), qs3(s)];
            X = [ k, t, n-k-t ];
            p_stk = mnpdf(X, PROB);
            innersum = innersum + p_stk * meanPass^t * B;
        end
        expSlength(s) = expSlength(s) + innersum;
    end
end
toc

 

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PART 4: Swapped loops:

 

tic
n   = 50; 
l_s = numel(segments.batNetID);   % # of segments
L   = sum(segments.NewLength);    % total legnth of Segments
expSlength = zeros(l_s, 1);

meanPass = median( barriers.prePass );
qs1 = segments.NewLength ./ L;
qs2 = segments.segDis2Mth ./ L;
qs3 = (L - segments.NewLength - segments.segDis2Mth) ./ L;

meanPass_pow  = cumprod([1, repmat(meanPass, 1, n)]);
meanPass_powC = cumsum(meanPass_pow);

gammaln2 = gammaln(1:n+1);
logPROB  = log([qs1, qs2, qs3]).';

for k = 0:n
   X = zeros(n - k + 1, 3);
   for t = 0:n-k
      X(t+1, :) = [k, t, n-k-t];
   end
   c = gammaln2(n + 1) - sum(gammaln2(X + 1), 2);

     % VERSION 1: full inner loop
     % for s = 1:l_s
     %   B = meanPass_powC(k + 1) * segments.NewLength(s) / (k + 1);      
     %   p_stk = exp(c + X * logPROB(:, s));
     %   
     %   innersum = 0;
     %   for t = 0 : n-k
     %      innersum = innersum + p_stk(t+1) * meanPass_pow(t+1);
     %   end
     %   expSlength(s) = expSlength(s) + innersum * B;
     % end

     % VERSION 2: Partially vectorized
     % p_stk = exp(c + X * logPROB);
     % B = segments.NewLength * (meanPass_powC(k + 1) / (k + 1));
     % for s = 1:l_s
     %    innersum = 0;
     %    for t = 0 : n-k
     %       innersum = innersum + p_stk(t+1, s) * meanPass_pow(t+1);
     %    end
     %    expSlength(s) = expSlength(s) + innersum * B(s);
     % end

     % VERSION 3: fully vectorized
     p_stk      = exp(c + X * logPROB);
     B          = segments.NewLength * (meanPass_powC(k + 1) / (k + 1));
     expSlength = expSlength + (meanPass_pow(1:n-k+1) * p_stk).' .* B;  
  end
  toc

 n = 50;
 ARRAYFUN:   8.2 sec
 VERSION 1: 19.5 sec
 VERSION 2:  6.2 sec
 VERSION 3:  5.0 sec

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