How to use Cellfun with both cell type and vector type inputs?

Hi Every one :)

I have a function called FAL which requires 4 vectors as its input

>> function A = FAL (X , Y , Z , W)

...

Now I need to apply this function on different X and Y vectors that are stored in two Cells:

>> Cell_X = { X1 , X2 , X3 , X4 , ... }

>> Cell_Y = { Y1 , Y2 , Y3 , Y4 , ... }

However, Z and W are always constant vectors.

In fact, I need to apply the function each time on one pair of X and Y , while Z and W are not changing.

I am writing my code like this:

>> S = cellfun (@FAL , Cell_X , Cell_Y , Z , W)

So at the end S should be :

S = [ FAL (X1 , Y1, Z , W) , FAL (X2 , Y2, Z , W) , FAL (X3 , Y3, Z , W) , FAL (X4 , Y4, Z , W) , ... ]

But the cellfun is not working, I guess because the type and size of inputs are not identical. What should I do ?

** I can make cells of reapeting vectors with Z and W, but it is not efficient . right ?

*** I am using MATLAB 2015b

Thanks all of you in advance :)

[Tommy]

Try

S = cellfun (@(x,y) FAL(x,y,Z,W) , Cell_X , Cell_Y)

[Amir Pasha Zamani]

Thank you Tommy

I did that, but I am getting this error:

Error using cellfun

Non-scalar in Uniform output, at index 1, output 1.

Set 'UniformOutput' to false.

I will try to edit my question to make it more precise, and I would really apprecite if you can help me with it

[Walter Roberson]

Tommy's strategy is a good one.

S = cellfun (@(x,y) FAL(x,y,Z,W) , Cell_X , Cell_Y, 'uniform', 0)

[Amir Pasha Zamani]

Perfect

It is working now

Thank you

The only thing is that the result is in a cell form - not a matrix anymore - which is not a big deal. But do you know why ?

[Walter Roberson]

FAL is not returning a scalar. You have not shown us the code for it, so we do not know what it computes.