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- % function out = vinv(mat)
- %
- % Invert a VARYING/CONSTANT matrix. Identical to
- % the MATLAB command INV and works on VARYING matrices.
- %
- % See also: INV and MINV.
-
- function out = vinv(mat)
- if nargin == 0
- disp('usage: out = vinv(mat)')
- return
- end
- [mtype,mrows,mcols,mnum] = minfo(mat);
- if mrows ~= mcols
- error('input matrix should be square')
- return
- end
- [nr,nc] = size(mat);
- if mtype == 'cons'
- out = inv(mat);
- elseif mtype == 'vary'
- omega=mat(1:mnum,nc);
- npts = mnum;
- nrout = mrows;
- ncout = nrout;
- out = zeros(nrout*npts+1,ncout+1);
- out(nrout*npts+1,ncout+1) = inf;
- out(1:mnum,ncout+1) = omega;
- out(nrout*npts+1,ncout) = npts;
- ftop = (npts+1)*mrows;
- ptop = 1:mrows:ftop;
- ptopm1 = ptop(2:npts+1) - 1;
- for i=1:npts
- out(ptop(i):ptopm1(i),1:mrows) = ...
- inv(mat(ptop(i):ptopm1(i),1:mcols));
- end
- elseif mtype == 'syst'
- error(['VINV does not work on SYSTEM matrices']);
- return
- end
- %
- % Copyright MUSYN INC 1991, All Rights Reserved
-