i am trying to execute these commands but i am getting this error "Not enough input arguments."
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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)
Star Strider
on 21 Aug 2015
0 votes
How are you calling the ‘func’ function?
What line of what script or function is throwing the error? Copy and paste the entire red text from the Command Window to your original Question or a Comment to it.
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Muhammad Umer
on 21 Aug 2015
Star Strider
on 21 Aug 2015
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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