Matlab .m file function check with Model-Adviser, i.e. MAB

Hello, everyone, I have a Matlab .m file, function with inputs and outputs, and would like to check it with the Model Adviser, e.g. for MAB standards. What is the easiest way for me to do this? My first thought was to map the function as a Simulink model. But what is the easiest way here? Thanks for the feedback. Kind regards, Roman Föll

Edit:

My function has as inputs some time-dependent variables and puts out some time-dependent variables.

Answer 1

[Rishav]

Hi Roman,

I understand that you want to check your MATLAB .m file for any code-related issues.

The easiest way here is to use the Code Analyzer, which is a built-in tool in MATLAB that helps you identify and fix code-related issues.

To run the Code Analyzer, follow the below mentioned steps:

1. Click on 'Analyze Code' in the Home tab of MATLAB.
2. Select the folder in which you want to check the file, and then click on 'Run Analysis'.
3. You can also configure your Code Analyzer to check for MAB standards. To do this, go to "Preferences" > "MATLAB" > "Code Analyzer" and adjust the settings as needed.

Thank you,

Rishav Saha