Not enough input arguments.
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Anonymous Chupacabra
on 26 Apr 2015
Commented: Anonymous Chupacabra
on 27 Apr 2015
I have a file called F.m which contains the following code:
1 % INPUT:
2 % 3D vector x
3 %
4 % OUTPUT:
5 % function value at x
6
7 function val = f(x)
8 val= x(1)^2 + x(1)*x(2)^3 - 12*x(3) + 4;
9 end
I am trying to call F.m in an algorithm in another file, but when I run the code, I get the following error:
"Error using F (line 8) Not enough input arguments."
I'm new to MATLAB, so I'm not sure what I'm doing wrong here. Any help would be greatly appreciated!
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Aaron Powers
on 26 Apr 2015
Could you include the code that calls your function f, with an example of what x is?
Accepted Answer
the cyclist
on 26 Apr 2015
With the syntax
Algorithm1(F, gradf, [0,1,2], 0.1, 0.1, 10)
MATLAB is looking for a variable named F (and similarly with gradf). You need to tell it that F is a function, by passing the function handle:
Algorithm1(@F, @gradf, [0,1,2], 0.1, 0.1, 10)
It looks like you have similar problems deeper in your code, but I could not resolve them completely because I don't have all the functions you are using.
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Jan
on 26 Apr 2015
Edited: Jan
on 26 Apr 2015
Inside this line:
[a, b] = Algorithm2(f, xk, dk, T);
you call the function "f" without arguments. But You want top provide the function handle of this file instead:
[a, b] = Algorithm2(@f, xk, dk, T);
Note: In modern Matlab versions you can omit the feval and call the function handle directly, which looks nicer:
while norm(gradf(xk)) >= tol1
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