problem-based quadprog in R2017b
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Hello, trying to solve a 2rd order min problem in R2017b using the problem-based methods. I'm getting Undefined function 'mpower' for input arguments of type 'optm.problemdef.OptimizationVariable'. Code below. I had a similar type problem using the online help which I believe is for a more recent version of MATLAB. I’m using R2017b. I prefer the problem-based approach – just seems less date entry error prone and I’m more of an object-oriented user.
x = optimvar('x',2); %
% Using quadratic programming
objec = 2*x(1) + x(2) - (x1)^2; ! (error in this line)
prob = optimproblem('Objective',objec);
% Constraints
prob.Constraints.cons1 = 2*x(1) + 3*x(2) <= 6;
prob.Constraints.cons2 = 2*x(1) + x(2) <= 4;
prob.Constraints.cons3 = x(1) >= 0;
prob.Constraints.cons4 = x(2) >= 0;
problem = prob2struct(prob);
[x, fval] = quadprog(problem)
Undefined function 'mpower' for input arguments of type 'optim.problemdef.OptimizationVariable'.
I’m following an example openExample('optim/QuadraticProblemFromProb2structExample')
But this isn’t in my version; I run the command with the following error
>> openExample('optim/QuadraticProblemFromProb2structExample')
Error using findExample (line 35)
Example "QuadraticProblemFromProb2structExample" not found in "C:\Program Files\MATLAB\R2017b\examples\optim\examples.xml".
Error in setupExample (line 5)
metadata = findExample(arg);
Error in openExample (line 10)
[metadata,workDir] = setupExample(varargin{:});
Questions are (1) how to fix the syntax, (2) is the help for R2017b accessible? Currently I hit Help and get R2018x, so it seems (I don’t know what x version is current), and (3) is it “better” to upgrade to the current MATLAB to work around the version-help mismatch?
Regards,
Jon
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Walter Roberson
on 6 Mar 2019
x1 is not defined . I suspect you have x(1)^2
R2018a and r2017b only support linear problems . Quadratic problems were not supported until r2018b .
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