i would either store it in a 1xn struct (n is the number of outputs you want to store):
for (your current loop condition, i'll call the index it idx)
[..,output(idx)] = fmincon(fun,..) %this stores your your outout in a 1xn struct
end
%to access the struct (let's say the first one)
output(1)
..
output(idx)
%to access the values
output(1).iterations
..
output(idx).iterations
%to access the struct within the values
output(1).bestfeasible.fieldnameinsidethestruct
or i would go for a cell array
for (your current loop condition, i'll call the index it idx)
[..,output{1}] = fmincon(fun,..) %this stores your your outout in a 1xn cell array
end
%to access the cell array (let's say the first one)
output{1}
..
output{idx}
%to access the values
output{1}.iterations
..
output{idx}.iterations
%to access the struct within the values
output{1}.bestfeasible.fieldnameinsidethestruct
The main difference is that the first method allows only structs with the same dimensions, the latter one is a bit more flexible.
