How to suppress the ans in a user defined function
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I have been having trouble getting my code to stop outputting the ans and just output the values.
function [mn,md,mo,V,Std,minm,maxm] = mystat(T)
mn = mean(T);
md = median(T);
mo = mode(T);
V = var(T);
Std = std(T);
minm = min(T);
maxm = max(T);
fprintf('Mean = %f\nMedian = %f\nMode = %f\nVar = %f\nStd = %f\nMin = %f\nMax = %f\n',mn,md,mo,V,Std,minm,maxm)
end
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Star Strider
2016년 1월 28일
It looks as though you have everything ‘semicoloned’, except perhaps the funciton call itself. I don’t have your code, so see if this works:
[mn,md,mo,V,Std,minm,maxm] = mystat(T);
^ <— ADDED SEMICOLON
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Star Strider
2016년 1월 28일
I tested it (as you posted it) with my own ‘T’ vector, and your function behaved correctly. It only produced the fprintf output to the Command Window when I ran it (in R2015b) using the function call with the semicolon.
I would have to see more of your code to figure out what the problem is. I only know it’s not with the function you posted.
Do you have another duplicate copy of your function, perhaps in another directory on your MATLAB search path, that your script is actually calling, instead of the function you posted?
Image Analyst
2016년 1월 28일
Jillian:
This file does not produce any "ans", just the output that fprintf() makes:
function test
T = rand(1, 100);
[mn,md,mo,V,Std,minm,maxm] = mystat(T);
end
function [mn,md,mo,V,Std,minm,maxm] = mystat(T)
mn = mean(T);
md = median(T);
mo = mode(T);
V = var(T);
Std = std(T);
minm = min(T);
maxm = max(T);
fprintf('Mean = %f\nMedian = %f\nMode = %f\nVar = %f\nStd = %f\nMin = %f\nMax = %f\n',mn,md,mo,V,Std,minm,maxm)
end
The code above is all in the single file called test.m.
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