undefined function or variable when definition set

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Gavin Seddon
Gavin Seddon am 16 Sep. 2015
Beantwortet: Gavin Seddon am 16 Sep. 2015
hello
my work space looks
'f, minusF, p1, p2, p3, p4, p5, p6, p7, p8, p9, RMSD, Sim'
however when I issue the fminbnd command I see
x = fminbnd(minusF,0,1200)
Undefined function or variable 'p9'.
Error in @(x)p1*x^8+p2*x^7+p3*x^6+p4*x^5+p5*x^4+p6*x^3+p7*x^2+p8*x+p9
Error in @(x)-f(x)
Error in fminbnd (line 215)
x= xf; fx = funfcn(x,varargin{:});
is this error caused by the workspace ordering? If so will someone corrects me or provide a link to the required order in which commands must be entered into Matlab please.
Gavin.

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Gavin Seddon
Gavin Seddon am 16 Sep. 2015
Thanks, this briefly answers my long question Walter.

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Jan
Jan am 16 Sep. 2015
Has p9 been defined before creating minusF?
Please post the relevant part of the code.

Walter Roberson
Walter Roberson am 16 Sep. 2015
You should never create a function handle that mentions something that has not already been defined. The exception is that when you define an anonymous function, in the part after the @() you can mention any variable name that appeared inside the @()
The order must be to define p1, p2, p3, p4, p5, p6, p7, p8, p9, and then you can use
f = @(x) p1.*x.^8 + p2.*x.^7 + p3.*x.^6 + p4.*x.^5 + p5.*x.^4 + p6.*x.^3 + p7.*x.^2 + p8.*x + p9;
and then you can use
minusF = @(x) -f(x)
and then you can pass minusF into fminbnd()

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