Problem in using Fsolve in Simulink

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Krishna
Krishna on 1 Aug 2013
Commented: Arcadio Perilla on 18 Dec 2019
I am trying to use 'fsolve' in Simulink, and I found the following thread on Mathworks:
I used the same technique as 'Kaustubha Govind' mentioned for a model I am trying to design in Simulink, and I am running into more errors. To give a basic idea about what I am trying to do, I have the following structure. I am using the 'Interpreted Matlab Function' block in Simulink.
fsolve(@(x)sample(x,u(1),u(2),u(3),u(4),u(5),u(6),u(7),u(8),u(9),u(10),u(11),u(12),u(13),u(14),u(15),u(16)),x0)
Here, x0 is a 1 X 12 matrix and u(1)..,u(16) are scalars. 'sample' is a function (m-file) that I have saved in the Matlab folder. To start with, Have I framed the 'Interpreted Matlab function' properly?
After I run this model, I get the following errors:
1) Error in 'Model/Subsystem/Interpreted MATLAB Function' while evaluating expression.
2) Failure in initial user-supplied objective function evaluation. FSOLVE cannot continue.
3) Too many output arguments.
-Krishna
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Kaustubha Govind
Kaustubha Govind on 12 Aug 2013
Hi Krishna,
Please avoid sending personal messages, since all forum users participate in their leisure time and are not mandated to do so as an order of business.
Here are some resources that might help with unanswered questions:
If your license is on maintenance, please also note that you may contact MathWorks Tech Support as an alternate resource for urgent issues: http://www.mathworks.com/support/contact_us
Thank you for your consideration!

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Answers (1)

Kaustubha Govind
Kaustubha Govind on 12 Aug 2013
Are you able to run fsolve with similar input arguments (as passed in from the Interpreted MATLAB Function block) outside of Simulink? Please set a breakpoint in your S-function code to ensure that the inputs are passed in correctly.
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Krishna
Krishna on 12 Aug 2013
Yes, I am able to run fsolve with similar input arguments outside of Simulink. I am not using a S-function in my model, could you clarify what you are referring to with respect to setting a breakpoint in the S-function code?
Arcadio Perilla
Arcadio Perilla on 18 Dec 2019
I cannot beleive that this question after 5 years has not been answered :(

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