not enough input arguments

hi everyone..

im new to matlab. im developing a multidecision support system using fuzzy logic with 4 inputs and one output . i want to convert .fis file to .m file so i have written code as

function out = myfuztest2(x,y,z,w)
f=readfis('NEW3.fis');
out=evalfis ([x y z w],f);

end

but im getting error as not enough input arguments..

any kind of help will be appreciated.

[Bob Thompson]

Which line is matlab giving you the error for? The "not enough input arguments" error is fairly self explanatory on a basic level, but a lot of times I find I have empty variables for my inputs which gives me this error.

[Walter Roberson]

How are you invoking this function?

[srinija kammari]

i tried using command line >>myfuztest2

Answer 1

[Birdman]

i tried using command line >>myfuztest2

You need to pass your predefined input arguments in order to make the function work. For instance, depending on what you are going to calculate:

myfuztest2(1,1,1,1)

You need to call it as above. Replace the ones with your proper input arguments. Mine was just for example. Otherwise, you will get error. For function basics, see

https://www.mathworks.com/help/matlab/function-basics.html

[srinija kammari]

thanks birdman i got it..