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Re: How export functions results to a vector

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When the functions have more than 2 variables I can not assembly a matrix to find the max and min values.

Yes, unfortunately Prime does not support multidomensional arrays.

So as I see it you have two options:

1) Create a different datastructure, e.g. a onedimensional vector (similar to whate the use of range variables would yield). You may use a tricky way with the three range variables or a small programm (preferrable) to do so. I guess a matrix with 4 columns (the three arguments and the function value) and (in your case) approx., 3 millions rows would be a good choice. You would use three nested for loops to do so. The use min() and max()

2) Write a routine (again three nested for loops) which only returns the min and max value (and if you need the three arguments which yield those values) without creating that huge structure.


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