Not Enough Input Arguments in a Function
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Hi everyone. I download a code from a website to perform some calculations using the following ODE solver function:
function [dYfuncvecdW] = ODEfun(W,Yfuncvec);
Fa = Yfuncvec(1);
Fb = Yfuncvec(2);
Fc = Yfuncvec(3);
Fd = Yfuncvec(4);
p = Yfuncvec(5);
% Explicit equations
Ft = Fa + Fb + Fc + Fd;
k1a = 100;
k2c = 1500;
Cto = 0.2;
Ca = Cto * Fa / Ft * p;
Cb = Cto * Fb / Ft * p;
Cc = Cto * Fc / Ft * p;
r1a = 0 - (k1a * Ca * Cb ^ 2);
r1b = 2 * r1a;
rb = r1b;
r2c = 0 - (k2c * Ca ^ 2 * Cc ^ 3);
r2a = 2 / 3 * r2c;
r2d = -1 / 3 * r2c;
r1c = 0 - r1a;
rd = r2d;
ra = r1a + r2a;
rc = r1c + r2c;
v = 100;
Cd = Cto * Fd / Ft * p;
alpha = 0.0019;
Fto = 20;
if (W > 0.0001)
Scd = Fc / Fd;
else
Scd = 0;
end
% Differential equations
dFadW = ra;
dFbdW = rb;
dFcdW = rc;
dFddW = rd;
dpdW = 0 - (alpha / 2 / p * Ft / Fto);
dYfuncvecdW = [dFadW; dFbdW; dFcdW; dFddW; dpdW];
The problem is that is giving me the following error:
Not enough input arguments.
Error in ODEfun (line 2)
Fa = Yfuncvec(1);
At first, I thought that it was an error regarding a misspelled variable, but no. I do not what else to do. I would appreciate your help because I am a little bit rusty in Matlab.
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Walter Roberson
2019년 3월 28일
You appeared to have tried to run this function by clicking on the green Run button. You need to instead invoke it as part of an ode*() call such as a call to
ode45(@ODEfun, tspan, y_initial)
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Arturo Zelaya Gealdinno
2019년 3월 28일
Walter Roberson
2019년 3월 28일
Create a separate .m that contains
tspan = [0 20]; %adjust to your actual time span
y_initial = [0 0 0 0 0]; %vector of length 5, adjust to your actual initial conditions
[t, Y] = ode45(@ODEfun, tspan, y_initial);
plot(t, Y(:,1))
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