ERROR: Undefined function 'sum' for input arguments of type 'cell'. Kindly help me resolve the error.

ERROR:
Undefined function 'sum' for input arguments of type 'cell'.
Error in PSCCandPSSCoptiWdVss (line 45)
p=sum(arrayfun(@(x) x*wdwd, 1:2*N, 'un', 0));
CODE:
clear all;
close all;
d=1;
f=9*10^6;
w=2*pi*f;
u=4*pi*(10^-7);
N=15
%ro=1.72*(10^-8); %copper
ro=0.0005 % Resistance
dout=0.15
t=0.000035
wd=[0.005 0.006 0.007 0.008]
s=[0.006 0.007 0.008 0.009]
%Saad Mutasgar
[wdwd,ss]=meshgrid(wd,s);
C1=1
C2=2.46
C3=0
C4=0.2
din=dout-(2*N*wdwd)-((2*N-2)*ss)
rout=dout/2
rin=din/2
U=2;
phi=(dout-din)/(dout+din)
davg=0.5*(dout+din)
L0=((C1.*u.*N.*N.*davg)./2).*(log(C2./phi)+(C3.*phi)+(C4.*phi.*phi))
M_cir=((u.*N.*(dout.^2).*N.*(dout.^2).*pi)./(2.*sqrt(((dout.^2)+(d.^2)).^3)))
syms x
p=sum(arrayfun(@(x) x*wdwd, 1:2*N, 'un', 0));
q=sum(arrayfun(@(x) x*ss, 1:((2*N)-1)))

 Accepted Answer

Use
p = cellfun(@sum,arrayfun(@(x) x*wdwd, 1:2*N, 'un', 0),'un',0) ;
instead:
p=sum(arrayfun(@(x) x*wdwd, 1:2*N, 'un', 0));
As the output is cell...you need to use cellfun like arrayfun.

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I tried this. Am getting error in the consecutive line.
CODE:
syms x
p = cellfun(@sum,arrayfun(@(x) x*wdwd, 1:2*N, 'un', 0),'un',0 ) ;
q = cellfun(@sum,arrayfun(@(x) x*ss, 1:((2*N)-1), 'un', 0),'un',0 ) ;
l=(pi/2)*((2*N*din)+p+q)
ERROR:
Error using +
Matrix dimensions must agree.
Error in PSCCandPSSCoptiWdVss (line 52)
l=(pi/2)*((2*N*din)+p+q)
I want p and q values to be array of numbers in matrix format but am not getting it.
That case convert the cells into your desired matrix and add them.

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% remove syms x
p = sum(cell2mat(arrayfun(...))) % same goes for q

3 Comments

I tried this. Am getting error in the consecutive line.
CODE:
syms x
p = sum(cell2mat(arrayfun(@(x) x*wdwd, 1:2*N, 'un', 0)))
q = sum(cell2mat(arrayfun(@(x) x*ss, 1:(2*N)-1, 'un', 0)))
l=(pi/2)*((2*N*din)+p+q)
ERROR:
Error using +
Matrix dimensions must agree.
Error in PSCCandPSSCoptiWdVss (line 52)
l=(pi/2)*((2*N*din)+p+q)
I want p and q values to be array of numbers in matrix format but am not getting it.
Well, it’s pretty obvious, your trying to add 120 elements with 116 elements, so it’s your call now.
bsxfun(@plus,p(:),q)
Also I believe I have answered the question you originally asked. I suggest you to do MATLAB on-ramp course to cover the fundamental basics of MATLAB.

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