Any good resources on how to use "Matrix Interpolation" block in simulink?

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So I want to use the "Matrix Interpolation" block in simulink, but I am confused as to how to actually use it and the only resource I could find on it was the help page:
I have some 5x2 matrices I want to select based on two integer indices with a "nearest" selection (so if I pass in the indices (0.6, 2.7) I want to select the matrix specified by the indices (1,3)). I was wondering, how can this be done? I mainly dont know how to pass in the matrices such that it aligns with the "Table data" input in the matrix interpolation block parameter menu.

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Fangjun Jiang
Fangjun Jiang 2024년 4월 9일
What you need is the "2-D Lookup Table" block. Drag that from the library and select "Nearest" at the "Algorithm" tab. The Help page gives you the general n-D Lookup Table block, which sometimes is hard to understand.
The "Matrix Interpolation" block can be regarded as the expansion of the Lookup Table block. It allows you to provide matrix input (as index input) to get multiple points at a time.
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Fangjun Jiang
Fangjun Jiang 2024년 4월 9일
Okay, use a Selector block to select data from A_, which is a multi-dimension array. Round your indices to provide as the 3rd and 4th dimension input.
A_=rand(5,2,2,3);
A_(:,:,1,1)
ans = 5x2
0.3705 0.0462 0.7544 0.8008 0.1469 0.7097 0.2789 0.6740 0.9496 0.7416
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A_(:,:,2,3)
ans = 5x2
0.0886 0.8163 0.2355 0.7434 0.5893 0.3653 0.0105 0.1403 0.6884 0.2630
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