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I want to derive a function that has an integration within it. How can I do it symbolically and numerically?



everything I've tried didn't work.



import sympy as sp
import math
from scipy import integrate
from scipy.misc import derivative`

t = sp.Symbol('t')
beta = 0.4
t0 = 0.3
w = 0.5
lambda1 = 0.1
lambda2 = 1.5
lambda3 = 1
lambda4 = 0.1`

def ru(t):
ru_value = lambda1*lambda2*((lambda1*t)* *(lambda2-1))+lambda3*lambda4*((lambda3*t)**(lambda4-1))
return (ru_value)`

def F1u (t):
F1u_value=1-math.exp(-integrate.quad(ru, t+beta*t0, t+beta*t0+w)[0])
return (F1u_value)`

print (sp.diff(F1u,t))`


It says:




SyntaxError: invalid syntax.











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  • Can you provide the full stacktrace ? and please, before, remove the ` on the end of some lines

    – Paulo Pessoa
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I want to derive a function that has an integration within it. How can I do it symbolically and numerically?



everything I've tried didn't work.



import sympy as sp
import math
from scipy import integrate
from scipy.misc import derivative`

t = sp.Symbol('t')
beta = 0.4
t0 = 0.3
w = 0.5
lambda1 = 0.1
lambda2 = 1.5
lambda3 = 1
lambda4 = 0.1`

def ru(t):
ru_value = lambda1*lambda2*((lambda1*t)* *(lambda2-1))+lambda3*lambda4*((lambda3*t)**(lambda4-1))
return (ru_value)`

def F1u (t):
F1u_value=1-math.exp(-integrate.quad(ru, t+beta*t0, t+beta*t0+w)[0])
return (F1u_value)`

print (sp.diff(F1u,t))`


It says:




SyntaxError: invalid syntax.











share|improve this question


























  • Can you provide the full stacktrace ? and please, before, remove the ` on the end of some lines

    – Paulo Pessoa
    Mar 26 at 19:23













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I want to derive a function that has an integration within it. How can I do it symbolically and numerically?



everything I've tried didn't work.



import sympy as sp
import math
from scipy import integrate
from scipy.misc import derivative`

t = sp.Symbol('t')
beta = 0.4
t0 = 0.3
w = 0.5
lambda1 = 0.1
lambda2 = 1.5
lambda3 = 1
lambda4 = 0.1`

def ru(t):
ru_value = lambda1*lambda2*((lambda1*t)* *(lambda2-1))+lambda3*lambda4*((lambda3*t)**(lambda4-1))
return (ru_value)`

def F1u (t):
F1u_value=1-math.exp(-integrate.quad(ru, t+beta*t0, t+beta*t0+w)[0])
return (F1u_value)`

print (sp.diff(F1u,t))`


It says:




SyntaxError: invalid syntax.











share|improve this question
















I want to derive a function that has an integration within it. How can I do it symbolically and numerically?



everything I've tried didn't work.



import sympy as sp
import math
from scipy import integrate
from scipy.misc import derivative`

t = sp.Symbol('t')
beta = 0.4
t0 = 0.3
w = 0.5
lambda1 = 0.1
lambda2 = 1.5
lambda3 = 1
lambda4 = 0.1`

def ru(t):
ru_value = lambda1*lambda2*((lambda1*t)* *(lambda2-1))+lambda3*lambda4*((lambda3*t)**(lambda4-1))
return (ru_value)`

def F1u (t):
F1u_value=1-math.exp(-integrate.quad(ru, t+beta*t0, t+beta*t0+w)[0])
return (F1u_value)`

print (sp.diff(F1u,t))`


It says:




SyntaxError: invalid syntax.








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  • Can you provide the full stacktrace ? and please, before, remove the ` on the end of some lines

    – Paulo Pessoa
    Mar 26 at 19:23

















  • Can you provide the full stacktrace ? and please, before, remove the ` on the end of some lines

    – Paulo Pessoa
    Mar 26 at 19:23
















Can you provide the full stacktrace ? and please, before, remove the ` on the end of some lines

– Paulo Pessoa
Mar 26 at 19:23





Can you provide the full stacktrace ? and please, before, remove the ` on the end of some lines

– Paulo Pessoa
Mar 26 at 19:23












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