Part 1: Monte Carlo Simulations in MATLAB (Tutorial)

[@Brassard1985]

Thank you. You are probably the only person that I have see on KZbin that actually explains the code.

[@ShaibalAhmed]

Very nice example, thank you.

[@michaeldeeth811]

The theoretical probability (2:00) is not p = 0.00049116. It is exactly p = (13!/8!)/(52!/47!) = 0.000495198...

[@miltonkundu3321]

Can you plz explain how monte-carlo simulation is done to verify analytical expression of Ergodic capacity for rayleigh fading channel?

[@karimverelche7905]

thank you. I have a question, I carried out an optimization problem on Matlab with five fitting parameters. I seek to find the errors in these parameters using the Monte Carlo method. Please help.

[@loboguaran4]

Good job my friend. How are the kids? Can't wait to see your next masterpiece!

[@natalie1997927]

Hi! can you make a matlab video of how to use Monte Carlo method to calculate the volume of a cone inscribed in the unit cube(L=1)?

[@GaganKumar-go1ig]

Can u pls help me in making code for calculating prob. Of failure & reliability index for service life prediction of RC structures??

[@carolinaesperancapompeu8401]

I´d like to see how to simulate an example of conditional probability using Montecarlo in Matlab

[@prashantsaini6372]

sir can you please guide me how i can write the code for monte carlo ray tracing method.?

[@marcodepascale2686]

Great video. I need to ask you: I ran a simulation with 1000000 tests. How can I know the number of times the result was a certain value or range? For example, I assessed the target price of a company. Find out how many times a $ 10 target price came out? I thank you in advance

[@JamesDalton0]

(Late response), so this is more of a programming problem. In Matlab there are a few ways this can be done: (1) You can keep an array (length = 1000000, # of tests) to store all the values, then run something like: length(arr(arr==10))/length(arr) This gives you the percentage of times $10 was derived. length(arr(arr>10))/length(arr) The above gives you the percentage that values greater than $10 were derived. (2) Another way is to pre-define some range or value you want to track, so you could have a counter called "ten" that is incremented in each test if the final value is $10. Similar for range. And just divide this counter by the total number of tests.

[@apachelee884]

@@JamesDalton0 hi prof, may i ask one qns? As i need to use monte carlo to predict the next state, i got the transition probability , how should i use this code and edit?

[@---uk1xt]

Thx helped me a lot

[@rordic.y5947]

wonderful video, terrible keyboard😂

[@maryamakbari1354]

sir can you please guide me how i can write the code for monte carlo for prediction of gully erosion?