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Does anyone know how to solve this error? 
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Hi. The error came from try to compare the vector time1 with the scalar T(1,1) in the first if. Maybe with the vectorization operator you can solve the issue, evaluating vectorize(rel(time1)).  If not, you can try to modify the code with a loop for each element in the time1, like in this example:  Best regards. Alvaro.
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Thanks. First one didn't work. Will try to add a loop as you suggested.
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Originally Posted by: Eugene  Thanks. First one didn't work. Will try to add a loop as you suggested. From a complex vector. 
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Also, you might use vectorize(rel(time1)) to apply the scalar function at each time1 value. |
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