translate a script function into a matlab function for use in simulink

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Subject: Translating a function that works using Matlab command into a Matlab function to be used in Simulink
Dear reader,
Greetings! I hope you're doing well
I have written a function that takes an intial condition, [ 0 0 0] , a right wheel ticks vector, and a left wheel ticks vector
the function works perfectly when i call it in matlab, but i want to work in simulink environnement, so i need to translate it into a matlab function, please help me with that.
Here is the function that works in matlab
function [filtered] = filtered_position(init,aa,ab)
w = 150; t2mm = 0.349;
filtered = zeros(length(aa),3);
for k = 1: length(aa)
if aa(k) == ab(k)
th = init(3);
x = (init(1) + aa(k)*t2mm*cos(th));
y = (init(2) + aa(k)*t2mm*sin(th));
% scatter(x,y,'g')
else
alpha(k) = (t2mm*(aa(k)-ab(k)))/w; R(k) = aa(k)/alpha(k);
th = mod(init(3) + alpha(k),2*pi);
cx = init(1) - (R(k)+(w/2))*(sin(init(3)));
cy = init(2) + (R(k)+(w/2))*(cos(init(3)));
x = cx + (R(k)+(w/2))*(sin(th));
y = cy - (R(k)+(w/2))*(cos(th));
% scatter(x,y,'r')
end
% scatter(x,y,'r')
filtered(k,:) = [x,y,th] ;
init = [x,y,th];
end
You can call this function using this example:
[right_left] = [64 64
128 128.5
128.5 128.5
128.5 128.5
64 64.5
64.5 64
128.5 128.5
64 64.5
64.5 64
128.5 128.5
128.5 128.5
128.5 128.5
128.5 128.5
64.5 64]
init = [0,0,0]
[filt] = filtered_position(init,right_left(:,1),right_left(:,2));
plot(filt(:,1),filt(:,2))
This, would give the following result:
and this is what i wanna do using simulink. and a matlab function.

Answers (1)

BhaTTa
BhaTTa on 4 Sep 2024
@Welid Benchouche, i assume that you want to translate your MATLAB function into a MATLAB Function block that can be used in Simulink.
Please refer to this documentation to know about the implementation of MATLAB Function block.

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