function explanation @(XTRAIN, ytrain,XTEST)(classify(XTEST,XTRAIN,... ytrain));
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Can somebody explain me this funcion... Or give me some reference for that function. @(XTRAIN, ytrain,XTEST)(classify(XTEST,XTRAIN,... ytrain));
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Muhammad Yasir
2022년 5월 30일
It's an anonymous function handle. Which represents single inline executable expressions that return one output.
To define an anonymous function, enclose input argument names in parentheses immediately after the @ operator, and then specify the executable expression.
For example, create a handle to an anonymous function that evaluates the expression x2 − y2:
f = @(x,y) (x.^2 - y.^2);
Anonymous functions can accept multiple inputs but return only one output.
In your question the input argument names are : XTRAIN, ytrain,XTEST
While, the executeable expression is : classify(XTEST,XTRAIN,... ytrain)
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