- Create the time_position function in an .m file and save it in the same directory as your Simulink model (which contains M_Controller).
- Call the time_position function inside your M_Controller function
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hello,
I have a m function :
function [controller_res, dt_RealHouse] = M_controller(policy, reward_mtx, t_int0, k_b, k_h,t_des, t_portata, start_date)
that in his body call another m function:
time_position(s).
im trieing to model M_controller in simulink but i dont know how to model time_position(s).
Thanks.
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Kiran Felix Robert
le 4 Nov 2020
Hi Jaskiran,
It is my understanding that you are trying to call a function ‘time_position(s)’ from a MATLAB Function block called ‘M_Controller’.
Since you are trying to call time_position() as a function from a MATLAB Function block, I understand that it is also another MATLAB Function (.m file). One way to do this is as follows,
Kiran Felix Robert
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