How can I execute ".m file" in Python 3.8?

I am trying to execute "sim_profiles.m" which has several dependencies such as Parallel computing toolbox(parfor), LIONSIMBA(Simulation library written as Matlab). I referenced a document, "Get Started with MATLAB Engine API for Python". This is what I have tried:

import numpy as np
import matlab.engine
eng = matlab.engine.start_matlab()
fitness, measured_data = eng.sim_profiles(1, 1, arr_data, 100)
print(fitness, measured_data)

It printed the followed exception

MatlabExecutionError: 
  File C:\Users\user\Desktop\LIONSIMBA\LIONSIMBA-master\LIONSIMBA-master\battery_model_files\simulator_tools\differentialInitialConditions.m, line 33, in differentialInitialConditions
  File C:\Users\user\Desktop\LIONSIMBA\LIONSIMBA-master\LIONSIMBA-master\startSimulation.m, line 226, in mainCore
  File C:\Users\user\Desktop\LIONSIMBA\LIONSIMBA-master\LIONSIMBA-master\startSimulation.m, line 112, in startSimulation
  File C:\Users\user\Desktop\강화학습\pytorch-soft-actor-critic-SAC_V\pytorch-soft-actor-critic-SAC_V\sim_profiles.m, line 36, in sim_profiles
Integers can only be combined with integers of the same class, or scalar doubles.

I already tested "sim_profiles.m" code in MATLAB and it works without any error.

[관웅 윤]

I solved this problem with this link. I guess Matlab did not apply implicit casting to variables from Python. The following code works perfectly.

fitness, measured_data = eng.sim_profiles(1, 1, matlab.double(arr_data), matlab.double([100]))

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[관웅 윤]

I solved this problem with this link. I guess Matlab did not apply implicit casting to variables from Python. The following code works perfectly.

fitness, measured_data = eng.sim_profiles(1, 1, matlab.double(arr_data), matlab.double([100]))