Incompatible output argument. [scilab]





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I am trying to write a program in scilab to carry out a frequency analysis of the .WAV file using a common-or-garden FFT, and compare and contrast the response with that of a Welch periodogram for differing window functions.

But when I try running the program it gives me a Incompatible output argument error on line 35.



I thought it was because the numbers didn't line up but I did the math and everything should line up. If anyone has any ideas on why this error keeps popping up that would really helpful.



nsecs = 5;
Fs = 44100;
N = nsecs*Fs;

n = linspace (0, N-1, N)

f1 = 1440;
f2 = 1570;

y = 1.2*sin(2*%pi*f1*n/N).*cos (2*%pi*f2*n/N)
y = y + 0.2*rand(1, N)


M = 128
Nn = 13844
HnWin = window( 'hn', Nn )

times = 20
all = list()
xn = zeros( 1, Nn/2)
tmpp = 0

for i = 1:Nn
tmp = y(1:Nn)
ztmp = fft(tmp.*HnWin)/Nn
all($+1) = ztmp
end

for i = 1:length(all)/(M-times)
for j = 1:M
if i==0 then
tmpp = tmpp + all(j:M)
else
tmpp = tmpp + all(j+i+times:M)
end
end
xn(i,:) = tmpp/M
times = times + 1
end

for i = 1:length(xn)
avg = avg + xn(i)
end

avg = avg/length(xn)









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    I am trying to write a program in scilab to carry out a frequency analysis of the .WAV file using a common-or-garden FFT, and compare and contrast the response with that of a Welch periodogram for differing window functions.

    But when I try running the program it gives me a Incompatible output argument error on line 35.



    I thought it was because the numbers didn't line up but I did the math and everything should line up. If anyone has any ideas on why this error keeps popping up that would really helpful.



    nsecs = 5;
    Fs = 44100;
    N = nsecs*Fs;

    n = linspace (0, N-1, N)

    f1 = 1440;
    f2 = 1570;

    y = 1.2*sin(2*%pi*f1*n/N).*cos (2*%pi*f2*n/N)
    y = y + 0.2*rand(1, N)


    M = 128
    Nn = 13844
    HnWin = window( 'hn', Nn )

    times = 20
    all = list()
    xn = zeros( 1, Nn/2)
    tmpp = 0

    for i = 1:Nn
    tmp = y(1:Nn)
    ztmp = fft(tmp.*HnWin)/Nn
    all($+1) = ztmp
    end

    for i = 1:length(all)/(M-times)
    for j = 1:M
    if i==0 then
    tmpp = tmpp + all(j:M)
    else
    tmpp = tmpp + all(j+i+times:M)
    end
    end
    xn(i,:) = tmpp/M
    times = times + 1
    end

    for i = 1:length(xn)
    avg = avg + xn(i)
    end

    avg = avg/length(xn)









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      I am trying to write a program in scilab to carry out a frequency analysis of the .WAV file using a common-or-garden FFT, and compare and contrast the response with that of a Welch periodogram for differing window functions.

      But when I try running the program it gives me a Incompatible output argument error on line 35.



      I thought it was because the numbers didn't line up but I did the math and everything should line up. If anyone has any ideas on why this error keeps popping up that would really helpful.



      nsecs = 5;
      Fs = 44100;
      N = nsecs*Fs;

      n = linspace (0, N-1, N)

      f1 = 1440;
      f2 = 1570;

      y = 1.2*sin(2*%pi*f1*n/N).*cos (2*%pi*f2*n/N)
      y = y + 0.2*rand(1, N)


      M = 128
      Nn = 13844
      HnWin = window( 'hn', Nn )

      times = 20
      all = list()
      xn = zeros( 1, Nn/2)
      tmpp = 0

      for i = 1:Nn
      tmp = y(1:Nn)
      ztmp = fft(tmp.*HnWin)/Nn
      all($+1) = ztmp
      end

      for i = 1:length(all)/(M-times)
      for j = 1:M
      if i==0 then
      tmpp = tmpp + all(j:M)
      else
      tmpp = tmpp + all(j+i+times:M)
      end
      end
      xn(i,:) = tmpp/M
      times = times + 1
      end

      for i = 1:length(xn)
      avg = avg + xn(i)
      end

      avg = avg/length(xn)









      share|improve this question
















      I am trying to write a program in scilab to carry out a frequency analysis of the .WAV file using a common-or-garden FFT, and compare and contrast the response with that of a Welch periodogram for differing window functions.

      But when I try running the program it gives me a Incompatible output argument error on line 35.



      I thought it was because the numbers didn't line up but I did the math and everything should line up. If anyone has any ideas on why this error keeps popping up that would really helpful.



      nsecs = 5;
      Fs = 44100;
      N = nsecs*Fs;

      n = linspace (0, N-1, N)

      f1 = 1440;
      f2 = 1570;

      y = 1.2*sin(2*%pi*f1*n/N).*cos (2*%pi*f2*n/N)
      y = y + 0.2*rand(1, N)


      M = 128
      Nn = 13844
      HnWin = window( 'hn', Nn )

      times = 20
      all = list()
      xn = zeros( 1, Nn/2)
      tmpp = 0

      for i = 1:Nn
      tmp = y(1:Nn)
      ztmp = fft(tmp.*HnWin)/Nn
      all($+1) = ztmp
      end

      for i = 1:length(all)/(M-times)
      for j = 1:M
      if i==0 then
      tmpp = tmpp + all(j:M)
      else
      tmpp = tmpp + all(j+i+times:M)
      end
      end
      xn(i,:) = tmpp/M
      times = times + 1
      end

      for i = 1:length(xn)
      avg = avg + xn(i)
      end

      avg = avg/length(xn)






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          all is a list so all(j+i+times:M) points to a set of elements which cannot be added to the scalar tmpp






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          • I'm fairly new to scilabs, so what you just said didn't make any since to me. Do you have any suggestions for making it work.

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