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Lambert problem #18

Open joelgeorgem opened 4 years ago

joelgeorgem commented 4 years ago

Implement this algorithm too, and compare its output with that of Curtis and Prussing.

jp-praveen commented 4 years ago

Yes Sir. I will implement it and let you know about the outputs.

joelgeorgem commented 4 years ago

Are we using this?

jp-praveen commented 4 years ago

Yes Sir. I downloaded that one.

joelgeorgem commented 4 years ago

See this too.

jp-praveen commented 4 years ago

Yes Sir. I was reading on how to use that one. I will finish it and will update you soon.

jp-praveen commented 4 years ago

Sir, I read the readme files and tried running the example code provided but I am getting an error when I run it.

" Index exceeds matrix dimensions. Error in loadlibrary>getLoadlibraryCompilerConfiguration (line 527) Error in loadlibrary (line 263) Error in ivLam_initializeDLL (line 72) loadlibrary([dllLocation 'ivLamDLL.dll'],[dllLocation 'ivLam.h'],'mfilename','ivLamDLL_matlabGenerated.m');

Error in exampleDriver_ivLamDLL (line 60) iflag=ivLam_initializeDLL(NmaxLoad,coef_Path,dll_path); "

Initially, I thought the problem was in the way I compiled the code, but later from MatLab forums, I found that such problems in loadlibrary may be due to compiler issues. Since mine is an older version, R2015a, I will reinstall a new version of MatLab and will try once again.

jp-praveen commented 4 years ago

Sir, I compiled the programs and tried with some known examples for the '0' revolution case as given in the book, but I am getting an answer that is different from the expected one. I tried using both the low-resolution and high-resolution coefficient files. I also have some doubts regarding the inputs for the multiple revolutions case.