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How to use an output from on file as input in another file.

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Sergio
Sergio 2024년 3월 27일
댓글: Sergio 2024년 3월 31일
The given file "enzymeGeneral.m" generates a vector. " test-modified.m" generates a Jacobian.
How can I use these answers and sum them up as follows:
sums up all the vector entries into one scale. Using the output vector of enzymeLesstSquares.m
and
sums up all the jacobian entries acting on each respective vector entry from menzymeLesstSquares.m (usinng the output Jacobian of test-modified.m)
Here I try with
function [r,g] = enzymeGeneral(k)
[r]=enzymeLeastSquares(result,grad_all);
[g]=test_modified(result,grad_all);
S=sum(r,8)
V=sum(g,8)
Where "result" is supposed to call for the answer from the respective m. file.
But this doesn't work, since S and V do not call on the answers from enzymeLeastSquares.m and test_modified.m in order to sum them as given in S and V:
How can I use the answers from enzymeLeastSquares.m and test_modified.m as inputs for S and V in summation?
Thanks
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Alexander
Alexander 2024년 3월 29일
"enzymeGeneral.m" doesn't creat a vector but an error:
>> enzymeGeneral
Unrecognized function or variable 'result'.
Error in enzymeGeneral (line 2)
[r,g]=enzymeLeastSquares(result,grad_all);
Hence, you should rework your scripts.
Sergio
Sergio 2024년 3월 30일
편집: Sergio 2024년 3월 30일
@Alexander Thanks for your comment. What you indicate to do is the main question I am asking. How do I take the answer from enzymeLeastSquares.m as a input for enzymeGeneral.m, and the answer of test-modified.m as input for enzymeGeneral.m for that summation operation?

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Alexander
Alexander 2024년 3월 30일
편집: Alexander 2024년 3월 30일
Do you mean something like this:
function [S,V]=enzymeLeastSquares(r,g);
S=sum(r,8)
V=sum(g,8)
and the calling function might look like this:
function [S,V] = enzymeLeastSquares(k)
N = 4; % number of experiments
result = zeros(2*N,1); % pre-allocate result arrays
grad_all = zeros(2*N,2);
dt=0.01;
T=1;
%k=[5;1];
y0_all = [2 1 1 4; 1 1 0 1];
y1_all = [1.0 0.5 0.3 2.4; 2.1 1.6 0.9 2.7];
for ii = 1:N
y0 = y0_all(:,ii);
y1 = y1_all(:,ii);
[SP,grad]=enzyme(y0,k,dt,T);
result((ii-1)*2+[1 2]) = y1-SP;
grad_all((ii-1)*2+[1 2],:) = -grad;
end
[S,V] = enzymeGeneral(grad_all, result)
But I haven't tested this jet. It shows only how to pass prameters onto a function and get results back.
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Alexander
Alexander 2024년 3월 31일
Maybe this:
function [result,grad_all] = enzymeLeastSquares(k)
N = 4; % number of experiments
result = zeros(2*N,1); % pre-allocate result arrays
grad_all = zeros(2*N,2);
dt=0.01;
T=1;
%k=[5;1];
y0_all = [2 1 1 4; 1 1 0 1];
y1_all = [1.0 0.5 0.3 2.4; 2.1 1.6 0.9 2.7];
for ii = 1:N
y0 = y0_all(:,ii);
y1 = y1_all(:,ii);
[SP,grad]=enzyme(y0,k,dt,T);
result((ii-1)*2+[1 2]) = y1-SP;
grad_all((ii-1)*2+[1 2],:) = -grad;
end
result = sum(result);
Sergio
Sergio 2024년 3월 31일
Thanks; I got Not enough input arguments.
Error in enzymeGeneral (line 13)
[SP,grad]=enzyme(y0,k,dt,T);
but I will take it further with my Professor.

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