Consider ->
if (BinNumber==1)
Loc_Prob=Bin1Main.data[findInterval(Dev_Size,Bin1Main.data[,1])+1,2]
.
..
...
....
if (BinNumber==10)
Loc_Prob=Bin10Main.data[findInterval(Dev_Size,Bin10Main.data[,1])+1,2]
BinNumber is just referencing 1 of 10 sets of data so:
where BinNumber = 1 and Dev_Size = 160000 and Bin1Main.data ->
[946,] 75407.58720 5.777982e-02 240 1.089000e+05
[947,] 86986.83708 4.762052e-02 833 9.713880e+04
[948,] 90271.43532 3.707760e-02 366 1.228392e+05
[949,] 91780.87644 2.635840e-02 349 9.583200e+04
[950,] 95189.31576 1.524112e-02 787 1.258884e+05
[951,] 130498.79040 4.440892e-16 625 1.306800e+05
I am getting the obvious "subscript out of bounds"error. How can i
default
Loc_Prob to 0.0 if there isnt a large enough value to match Dev_Size too?
Something simple i am thinking but i cant get any of my thoughts too work.
Thanks
JR
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