For more information, see Function Argument Validation. Calling the function with a vector that contains an element that is NaN violates the input argument declaration. This violation results in an error being thrown by the mustBeFinite validation function. values = [12.7, 45.4, 98.9, NaN, 53.1...
[ave,stdev] = stat3(values) Invalid input argument at position 1. Value must be finite. 1. 2. 3.
Open in MATLAB Online Seems the parser processes the 'end' first and effectively does a replacement, without regard to whether the variable in question is a function handle or not. It does have a weird effect, however, in that the index itself gets magically turned into an argument for th...
Function with Argument Validation Define a function that restricts input to a numeric vector that contains no Inf or NaN elements. function [m,s] = stat3(x) arguments x (1,:) {mustBeNumeric, mustBeFinite} end n = length(x); m = avg(x,n); s = sqrt(sum((x-m).^2/n)); end...
Function with Argument Validation Define a function that restricts input to a numeric vector that contains noInforNaNelements. function[m,s] = stat3(x)argumentsx(1,:) {mustBeNumeric, mustBeFinite}endn = length(x); m = avg(x,n); s = sqrt(sum((x-m).^2/n));endfunctionm = avg(...
I am currently using Matlabs argument validation functionality (arguments) to validation an input struct (via conversion to name-value pair). I was wondering if there is any way to set the default value for name-argument pair as the value from a different name-value pair as below. Ide...
This call to the function uses input values that MATLAB can convert to the declared types. The actual argument types within the function are displayed as output. forwardSpeed(int8(4),"A string",'full') double char SpeedEnum Output Argument Validation Starting in R2022b, argument validation can...
Provide a class name in the argument declaration. Use the validator mustBeA. For input that can be GPU data, use coder.specifyAsGPU. For example, construct an entry-point MATLAB function myMultiply, which returns the product of two input arguments, a and b. Use an arguments ...
Probably a typo at the last line of this code below. Should be 'sys', not 'sym'. Also need to add a line 'end' to finish this function. Do the same for other functions too.
Function with Argument Validation Define a function that restricts input to a numeric vector that contains no Inf or NaN elements. function [m,s] = stat3(x) arguments x (1,:) {mustBeNumeric, mustBeFinite} end n = length(x); m = avg(x,n); s = sqrt(sum((x-m).^2/n)); end...