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Embedded MATLAB functions in SIMULINK

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Embedded MATLAB functions in SIMULINK

Embedded MATLAB functions in SIMULINK

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Hi everyone!!

I want to execute the following .m file from SIMULINK to create a block able to do a triple interpolation:
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function D=interpolateD(A,B,C)
%
%
load '-MAT' Avector % Loads Avector from a .MAT file
load '-MAT' Bvector
load '-MAT' Cvector
load '-MAT' Dvector
%
D=interp3(Avector,Bvector,Cvector,Dvector,A,B,C);
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I tred to used a embedded MATLAB function coverting "load" and "interp3" into extrinsic functions but it does not work. I think that the problem is that I need to load Avector,...,Dvector in the Worspace, but I can not. Can anyone help me??

I attached the MATLAB functions in case anyone could help me.

Thanks in advance!!!!
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