By the way, because the python script has a very complicated coding. It wastes time to change it to Matlab. I just load it in Matlab but got different results. I am so confused.
matlab load python scripts have different result when directly run in python
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I load a python user-defined scripts in Matlab but I got different results with Python.
In python, I have a function to calculate the numerical intergral of an intergral function.
In matlab load this python scripts by:
system('python Userdefined.py');
A = py.Userdefined.Intergral(0.2);
But here 'A' is different with python result when I directly run 'Intergral(0.2)' in python.
I have confirmed that, Matlab result is wrong but I don't know why!
I just load it in Matlab.
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Ishan
el 28 de Oct. de 2022
A call to the surfacearea_np with 0.2 as input gave an output of 1.7310113613083917 which is what MATLAB also gives. Essentially MATLAB just creates a call to the given function in the file you named 'Integral.py'. Do make sure you are calling the same function in your python script. Hope this helps!
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