Hello, How can I use output data from a function as input data to another function?

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I have one matrix get it from one function how can use this matrix as input to other function

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Geoff Hayes
Geoff Hayes on 25 Feb 2017
salim - presumably your functions are as described at Declare function name, inputs, and outputs and so both have signatures of the form
function [y1,y2,...,yN] = myfun(x1,...,xM)
If your first function returns a matrix, then you can pass that as input parameter into your second function.
Suppose we have a function that generates a transition matrix, F, as
% input parameter t: time in seconds
% output parameter F: transition matrix
function [F] = generateTransitionMatrix(t)
Now suppose we have a second function that calculates the updated state/position given this transition matrix
% input parameter F: transition matrix
% input parameter x: current state vector
% output parameter xp: updated state vector
function [xp] = updateState(F,x)
Our code would then look something like
>> t = 5.0;
>> x = rand(4,1);
>> F = generateTransitionMatrix(t);
>> xp = updateState(F,x);
Our first function returns a matrix that we then use as an input into the second function.
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salim wadi
salim wadi on 25 Feb 2017
Thanks Dear Geoff Hayes, Actually, I do that first function is * function [wm, AG, WI, HI, hn, IVn, H2OI, AR, rxyOI, AC, ACC, ACF, H2CI, rxyCI] =AESCipher(A, sb_hex, key_hex,IV)* and 2nd function is * function [DCI, H2DI, rxyDI] = AESdecr( sb_hex, Invs_box, IV,wm, AC, ACF, WI, HI)* . So the important matrix is AC, where when execute 2nd function an massage appear (undefined parameter AC).
Geoff Hayes
Geoff Hayes on 26 Feb 2017
salim - are you passing in AC into the second function? How are you calling this second question? Please post the code which shows how you are using both functions.

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