Not enough input arguments
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aroj bhattarai
le 2 Oct 2020
Commenté : aroj bhattarai
le 2 Oct 2020
Dear experts,
I am quite new in MATLAB usage. Recently I have written a code to curvefit my experimental values. However, I am getting issues with insufficient input arguments which seems to be very common. I read through previous similar questions, but could not find a specific solution to the issue.
Tries with the main function
function F = HolzapfelFitting23_new(x,lamda)
1) Passing HolzapfelFitting23_new(x,lamda) in the Command Window gives me: "Not enough input arguments"
2) Whereas, providing HolzapfelFitting23_new(x0,lamda) in the Command Window gives me a different error:
Caused by:
Failure in initial objective function evaluation. LSQCURVEFIT cannot continue
I am not sure if the second step is itself correct. Can anyone please help me trace the error in the attached code to perform curve fit? I am using MATLAB R2020b.
Thank you all very much in advance.
Bests,
AB
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Ankit
le 2 Oct 2020
Do you have license for optimisation toolbox? if not please read below answer
https://de.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/answers/486650-equivalent-to-lsqcurvefit-without-the-need-of-the-optimisation-toolbox
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Walter Roberson
le 2 Oct 2020
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le 2 Oct 2020
1) Passing HolzapfelFitting23_new(x,lamda) in the Command Window gives me: "Not enough input arguments"
In that environment, x is not a variable: x is a function (x.m) or is a static method of a class, and it is being invoked with no arguments by you referencing it.
Check with
which x
class(x)
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Walter Roberson
le 2 Oct 2020
I think the problem is not x being unrecognized inside HolzapfelFitting23_new .
I think when you are calling the function by using
HolzapfelFitting23_new(x,lamda)
that at that point that x is a function rather than a variable. I do not mean a function handle, I mean that there is an x.m on your path or that you have import()'d an x or you have a static method named x in a class you have loaded. That is, I suspect that that line is attempting to execute x, and that the execution fails because you are not passing in the parameters the function x expects.
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