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Matlab function with two output parameters under comsol

Posted 31 gen 2019, 11:16 GMT-5 General, Parameters, Variables, & Functions, Equation-Based Modeling Version 5.2 3 Replies

Yanissou
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Hi, How can I use a MATLAB function with two output parameters in comsol. Matlab function : [y1, y2]=test(x) I can not get the values of y1 and y2 and distinguish the two variables under comsol to run my calculation. Infact, only one variable can be introduced

3 Replies Last Post 4 feb 2019, 06:58 GMT-5
Lars Gregersen COMSOL Employee

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Posted: 6 years ago 1 feb 2019, 02:25 GMT-5

Hi

Calling MATLAB functions by the Comsol solvers only allow one output.

You need to split your functions into two. Alternatively you can do something like this

functions y=mytest(x,idx)

[y1,y2] = test(x); if idx==1 y = y1; else y = y2; end

If your function is very expensive to calculate then you'll have to cache the result of the calculaitons.

PS. Note that using "test" as a function name in Comsol will probably cause problems for your model.

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Lars Gregersen
Comsol Denmark
Hi Calling MATLAB functions by the Comsol solvers only allow one output. You need to split your functions into two. Alternatively you can do something like this functions y=mytest(x,idx) [y1,y2] = test(x); if idx==1 y = y1; else y = y2; end If your function is very expensive to calculate then you'll have to cache the result of the calculaitons. PS. Note that using "test" as a function name in Comsol will probably cause problems for your model.
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Posted: 6 years ago 1 feb 2019, 05:01 GMT-5

Hi

Calling MATLAB functions by the Comsol solvers only allow one output.

You need to split your functions into two. Alternatively you can do something like this

functions y=mytest(x,idx)

[y1,y2] = test(x); if idx==1 y = y1; else y = y2; end

If your function is very expensive to calculate then you'll have to cache the result of the calculaitons.

PS. Note that using "test" as a function name in Comsol will probably cause problems for your model.

Thank you Lars Gregersen for your answer, regarding the name of the function I just use "test" as an example.

functions y=mytest(x,idx)

[y1,y2] = test(x); if idx==1 y = y1; else y = y2; end

In your proposal, I can only use one variable in comsol y1 or y2. I need both variables at the same time to start the calculation.

Best regards

>Hi > >Calling MATLAB functions by the Comsol solvers only allow one output. > >You need to split your functions into two. Alternatively you can do something like this > >functions y=mytest(x,idx) > >[y1,y2] = test(x); >if idx==1 >y = y1; >else >y = y2; >end > >If your function is very expensive to calculate then you'll have to cache the result of the calculaitons. > >PS. Note that using "test" as a function name in Comsol will probably cause problems for your model. Thank you Lars Gregersen for your answer, regarding the name of the function I just use "test" as an example. functions y=mytest(x,idx) [y1,y2] = test(x); if idx==1 y = y1; else y = y2; end In your proposal, I can only use one variable in comsol y1 or y2. I need both variables at the same time to start the calculation. Best regards
Lars Gregersen COMSOL Employee

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Posted: 6 years ago 4 feb 2019, 06:58 GMT-5

Let's says you have the expression "y1+y2" somewhere.

Using the function definitions above you'll then have to use this expression instead: "mytest(x,1)+mytest(x,2)"

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Lars Gregersen
Comsol Denmark
Let's says you have the expression "y1+y2" somewhere. Using the function definitions above you'll then have to use this expression instead: "mytest(x,1)+mytest(x,2)"

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