i am trying to execute these commands but i am getting this error "Not enough input arguments."

i am executing the switch statement with the function.
function f=func(x,fun_num)
[ps,d]=size(x);
%fun_num=1 Parameter Estimation for Frequency-Modulated (FM) Sound Waves,initialization range=[0,6.35], bound=[-6.4,6.35] , length of x=6.
switch fun_num
case 1
if d<6
disp('dimension-size should be six.')
else
if d>6
disp('dimension-size is more than 6.')
disp('function has been evaluated on first six dimensions.')
end
end
theta=2*pi/100;
f=0;
for t=0:100
y_t=x(1)*sin(x(2)*t*theta+x(3)*sin(x(4)*t*theta+x(5)*sin(x(6)*t*theta)));
y_0_t=1*sin(5*t*theta-1.5*sin(4.8*t*theta+2*sin(4.9*t*theta)));
f=f+(y_t-y_0_t)^2;
end

Answers (1)

How are you calling the ‘func’ function?
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2 Comments

calling of function func
Fitness(i)=func(Sol(i,:));
error
Error using bat func line(switch fun_num)
Not enough input arguments.
Error in bat line()
Fitness(i)=func(Sol(i,:));
Your ‘func’ function requires two arguments:
func(x,fun_num)
You have to figure out what to give it for each argument.

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