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How to convert a cell array containing various non-linear equations to an inline function ?

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I am storing multiple equations in a cell array with unknown variables. I want to convert the elements (equations) in this cell array to inline functions in order to evaluate them at a set of points
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Ahsun Ali
Ahsun Ali on 7 Nov 2014
F is a cell array containing two equations(as an example) f1=4*x^2-20*x+1/4*(y^2)+8 and f2=1/2*(x*y^2)+2*x-5*y+8. When i try to do F=inline(F) matlab gives an error 'Input must be a string' but i'm already taking the input as F{counter1}=input('Enter the equation:','s'); i'm taking in eq's in a loop so I have linked the location of array storage to the value of counter
Ahsun Ali
Ahsun Ali on 7 Nov 2014
I want to find the value of should be function array F at a specific value of 'x' and 'y' (in this case). If there were more eq's then the variables would be more as well equal to the number of eq's that is

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Ishan Gupta
Ishan Gupta on 27 Jul 2022
Function handles is a better way to implement equations.

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