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Functional operators are functions that call other functions as input arguments. The MATLAB software calls them function functions.
An example of a function function is fplot, which plots functions. You call fplot as follows:
fplot(@fun,[-pi pi])
The input argument @fun is a function handle to the function you want to plot. The input function is called by fplot, as necessary, to produce the plot. For more on fplot, see Example: Function Plotting Function.
Function functions are located in the MATLAB funfun directory. For a complete list, brief descriptions, and links to reference pages, type:
help funfun
The following table lists the MATLAB function functions by category.
Function Summary
Category | Function | Description |
|---|---|---|
Plotting | Plot function | |
Optimization and zero finding | Minimize function of one variable with bound constraints | |
Minimize function of several variables | ||
Find zero of function of one variable | ||
Numerical integration | Numerically evaluate integral, adaptive Simpson quadrature | |
Numerically evaluate integral, adaptive Lobatto quadrature | ||
Vectorized quadrature | ||
Numerically evaluate double integral | ||
Numerically evaluate triple integral |
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