Use $integral $ and $fzero$ with ksdensity

Hello, I have been looking for finding the intersection of two outputs of ksdensity, as well as integrating the difference of the two questions. Can you please see the code, you might understand what I am trying to say:

 xlsread('Sheet1.xlsx','Hourly Data','B:B'); % load Data
Load = xlsread('Sheet1.xlsx','Hourly Data','D:D'); %load Data
[f_re,xr] = ksdensity(RE); % to return the 1st pdf
[f_lo,xl] = ksdensity(Load); %returns the 2nd pdf
figure
plot(xl,f_lo,xr,f_re); % plot 
f1=@(x) f_re(x); % and starting from this line , things are getting complicated 
f2=@(x) f_lo(x);
Pl=fzero(f1-f2,0); % trying to find the intersections of the two functions may be 
q = integral(f1-f2,0,inf);  % integrating the difference ?

And obviously, Matlab does return errors. I do not know how to do all of this, Could you please give me some hints! Thank you so much.

Answer 1

[Walter Roberson]

Pl=fzero(@(x) f1(x)-f2(x),0); % trying to find the intersections of the two functions may be 
q = integral(@(x) f1(x)-f2(x),0,inf);  % integrating the difference ?

You cannot add or subtract function handles: you have to call the function handles with arguments and add or subtract the results.

[Imane Imane]

Thank you for your answer. Can you please tell me how to do it, or give me a link explaining the procedure.

[Walter Roberson]

... I just did? The code I posted is the corrected code.