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it is showing not enough input arguments

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vaibhav mohadikar
vaibhav mohadikar on 9 Apr 2016
Closed: MATLAB Answer Bot on 20 Aug 2021
function out = g(x1 , x2)
out = x1 * x2 - 1140;
function [dGdX1 dGdX2] = dGdX(x1 , x2)
dGdX1 = x2 ;
dGdX2 = x1 ;
clc ;
clear ;
close a l l ;
format short g ;
% −−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−− %
mu_x1 = 38;
sigma_x1 = 3.8;
mu_x2 = 54;
sigma_x2 = 2.7;
x1 = mu_x1
x2 = mu_x2
[dg_dx1 dg_dx2] = dGdX(x1 , x2 ) ;
g_ = g(x1 , x2)
beta = g_ / sqrt (( dg_dx1 * sigma_x1)^2 + (dg_dx2 * sigma_x2)^2)
alpha_1 = -dg_dx1 * sigma_x1 / sqrt (( dg_dx1 * sigma_x1)^2 +...
(dg_dx2 * sigma_x2 )^2);
alpha_2 = -dg_dx2 * sigma_x2 / sqrt (( dg_dx1 * sigma_x1)^2 +...
(dg_dx2 * sigma_x2 )^2);
u1 = beta * alpha_1 ;
u2 = beta * alpha_2 ;
x1 = mu_x1 + u1 * sigma_x1
x2 = mu_x2 + u2 * sigma_x2
epsilon = 1.0;
while epsilon > 1E-3
g_ = g(x1 , x2)
[dg_dx1 dg_dx2] = dGdX(x1 , x2 ) ;
beta_old = beta ;
beta = (g_ - dg_dx1 * sigma_x1 * u1 - dg_dx2 * sigma_x2 * u2 )...
/ sqrt (( dg_dx1 * sigma_x1)^2 + (dg_dx2 * sigma_x2)^2)
epsilon = abs( beta - beta_old ) / beta_old
alpha_1 = -dg_dx1 * sigma_x1 / sqrt (( dg_dx1 * sigma_x1)^2 +...
(dg_dx2 * sigma_x2 )^2);
alpha_2 = -dg_dx2 * sigma_x2 / sqrt (( dg_dx1 * sigma_x1)^2 +...
(dg_dx2 * sigma_x2 )^2);
u1 = beta * alpha_1 ;
u2 = beta * alpha_2 ;
x1 = mu_x1 + u1 * sigma_x1
x2 = mu_x2 + u2 * sigma_x2
end
can any one help?
  2 Comments
Azzi Abdelmalek
Azzi Abdelmalek on 9 Apr 2016
What is the aim of assigning variables then clearing them?
dGdX1 = x2 ;
dGdX2 = x1 ;
clc ;
clear
Jan
Jan on 9 Apr 2016
Edited: Jan on 9 Apr 2016
"close a l l ;"? Do you mean "close all;" without magic spaces?
You forgot to post the complete error message. Most of all the line, which causes the error, would be a useful information.

Answers (1)

Kuifeng
Kuifeng on 10 Apr 2016
%Remove the following lines from the code
clc ;
clear ;
close a l l ;
  2 Comments
vaibhav mohadikar
vaibhav mohadikar on 10 Apr 2016
Thank you but its still keep saying that not enough input arguments in line 2.
Walter Roberson
Walter Roberson on 11 Apr 2016
And lucky for you that it did, as otherwise your code would recurse infinitely. You invoke [dg_dx1 dg_dx2] = dGdX(x1 , x2 ) ; within your dGdX code, so it would go back and start the routine all over again, and hit that line and go back and start the routine all over again, and so on.

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