nthroot

The real 𝑛th root of real number.

📝 Syntaxe

• Y = nthroot(X, N)

📥 Argument d'entrée

• X - Input array: scalar, vector, matrix or multidimensional array.

• N - Roots to calculate: scalar or array of same size as X.

📤 Argument de sortie

• Y - result of 'nthroot'.

📄 Description

𝑌 = nthroot(𝑋, 𝑁) returns the real 𝑛th root of the elements of 𝑋.

Both 𝑋 and 𝑁 must be real scalars or arrays of the same size. If an element in 𝑋 is negative, the corresponding element in 𝑁 must be an odd integer.

When computing roots where both real and complex roots exist, the power function efficiently computes only the complex roots.

To obtain the real root in such cases, use the nthroot function instead.

💡 Exemple

X = [-2 -3 -2; 4 -2 -5]
N = [1 -1 3; 1/2 5 3]
Y = nthroot(X, N)

🔗 Voir aussi

power, sqrt.

🕔 Historique

Version	📄 Description
1.6.0	version initiale