symbolic input error in fzero function
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Han
el 29 de En. de 2019
Comentada: Torsten
el 30 de En. de 2019
function x = ibetainc(y,z,w)
%Inverse of incomplete beta function betainc
zfun = @(x,z,w,y) betainc(x,z,w) - y;
x = fzero(zfun,[0 1],optimset('TolX',1e-5),z,w,y);
end
y = 0.9;
w = 5;
sym z
E = limit((1-ibetainc(y,z,w))*z,z,inf);
I want to calculate the "E". But there is the error.
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Error using fzero (line 246)
FZERO cannot continue because user-supplied function_handle ==> @(x,z,w,y)betainc(x,z,w)-y failed with the error below.
Inputs must be real, full, and double or single.
Error in ibetainc (line 6)
x = fzero(zfun,[0 1],optimset('TolX',1e-5),z,w,y);
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Can I fix this error?
Thank you.
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Alan Weiss
el 29 de En. de 2019
Your objective function must accept a single scalar argument, not four arguments as you have specified.
Perhaps what you want is to give values to z, w, and y, and compute the single value x. In that case, follow the instructions in Passing Extra Parameters and rewrite your function this way:
function x = ibetainc(y,z,w)
%Inverse of incomplete beta function betainc
zfun = @(x) betainc(x,z,w) - y;
x = fzero(zfun,[0 1]);
end
The z argument must be a regular MATLAB double, not a symbolic variable. Take increasingly small values of z and see what happens.
y = 0.9;
w = 5;
ibetainc(y,0.1,w)
ans =
0.0567
ibetainc(y,0.01,w)
ans =
3.3308e-06
ibetainc(y,0.001,w)
ans =
7.9936e-16
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