substitute numeric matrix into symbolic expression

hi, im using symbolic matrixes (WW is 2by 1 and x is 3 by 1) to calculate the sum of the product of WW*x(1) +WW*x(2)... and put it in a matrix,this works fine but when i try to substitute the symbolic matrixes by numeric ones the result remains in function of WW and x even after WW and x are numeric in workspace and when i sue eval() it says undefind function or variable WW1 wich is awkward cause i can see it there in workspace

%initiate data
P=3; 
m=1;
n=2;
N=1;

P=3; 
m=1;
n=2;
N=1;

       u=0;%u is the middle variant
  %definning symbolic variables (matrix variables) 
        WW=sym('WW', [n,m])
        x=sym('x', [P,m])

       for p=1:P
           for j=1:n
             u=0
                for k=1:m

                      u=u+WW(j,k)*x(p,k) %calculation of sum 

                end
               net(p,j)=u
           end
       end
  %definning symbolic variables (matrix variables) 
      subs(net,WW(1),double(1))
      subs(net,x(1),1)
      %another try
      x=[1 ;1; 1]
      WW=[1 ;1]
     ev= eval(net)

[Stephen23]

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Answer 1

[Walter Roberson]

You do not have WW1 in your workspace. You have WW, which is a 2 x 1 vector containing the symbols WW1 and WW2.

Your line

      subs(net,WW(1),double(1))

does not change the variable net : it does a substitution and emits a copy of the net in which the substitutions have been done, and then that copy is displayed because that is the default behavior in MATLAB when you compute something and do not have a ";" after the expression. If you want to change net then you need to assign the output to net

You should never eval() a symbolic expression. Symbolic expressions are coded in a language that looks very similar to MATLAB, but which are not quite MATLAB code. If you want to have the value of variables inserted to replace the symbols with the same name in a symbolic expression, you should use subs(), possibly followed by double() if you want the result as a double.