I can't use installed toolbox functions
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Hello all, I have "Financial Toolbox" but I can't use "autobinning" function. I am getting "Unrecognized function or variable 'autobinning' " error. I tried some other functions they are not working either. How can I fix the problem. Thanks for the help.
>> matlab.addons.installedAddons
ans =
16×4 table
Name Version Enabled Identifier
___________________________________________________ ________ _______ ___________
"Optimization Toolbox" "9.4" true "OP"
"Control System Toolbox" "10.12" true "CT"
"DSP System Toolbox" "9.15" true "DS"
"Deep Learning Toolbox Model for GoogLeNet Network" "22.2.0" true "GOOGLENET"
"Signal Processing Toolbox" "9.1" true "SG"
"Parallel Computing Toolbox" "7.7" true "DM"
"Instrument Control Toolbox" "4.7" true "IC"
"Image Processing Toolbox" "11.6" true "IP"
"Simulink" "10.6" true "SL"
"Deep Learning Toolbox" "14.5" true "NN"
"Symbolic Math Toolbox" "9.2" true "SM"
"Curve Fitting Toolbox" "3.8" true "CF"
"Financial Toolbox" "6.4" true "FI"
"Statistics and Machine Learning Toolbox" "12.4" true "ST"
"Bioinformatics Toolbox" "4.16.1" true "BI"
"Global Optimization Toolbox" "4.8" true "GD"
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Star Strider
2022년 11월 6일
See if running these from a script or the Command Window corrects that —
restoredefaultpath
rehash toolboxcache
If you are still having problems after that, Contact Support. Include a link to this thread in your note to MathWorks so they know what you have already done.
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Steven Lord
2022년 11월 6일
According to its documentation page, the first input to the autobinning function must be a "Credit scorecard model, specified as a creditscorecard object. Use creditscorecard to create a creditscorecard object." Are you calling it with a creditscorecard object as the first input or with a regular numeric matrix as input? If the latter, that won't work.
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