Question

I have some code

function runTubulin()
  n = 10;
  for j = 1:n
      TubulinModel(); 
  end


plot(TubulinModel(), n);

So my problem is that TubulinModel has a random number of outputs So I keep getting

??? Error using ==> TubulinModel Too
many output arguments.

Error in ==> runTubulin at 11
plot(TubulinModel(), n);

Is there A way to plot the data when I do not know the size of the array?

Answer 1

The error you are getting (Too many output arguments) implies that the function TubulinModel doesn’t actually return any outputs. The function TubulinModel is expected to pass at least one output argument for the PLOT command to use, which it doesn’t appear to be doing. You can check this by trying the following:

a = TubulinModel();  %# Place the output in a variable instead

If this gives you an error, then it means you will have to modify TubulinModel so that it returns the data you need, or places that data in a global variable that you can access outside of the function and use for the plot.