What is generating "Subscript indices must either be real positive integers or logicals" in my code?

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Kelly McGuire 2017-4-4

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I have attached my code. I know the error happens in my mathematical expression, I just don't understand exactly what the error is telling me. Lines 14-20 show a mathematical function I created to fit my data and that I want to use in a non-linear squares fit to optimize two parameters: p1 and p2. Please help me figure out what this error is saying in my situation. Thanks!

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编辑：Jan 2017-4-4

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matlabFunction is a 79282x1 vector. In you code you try to evaluate it as a function with non-integer indices. This cannot work. Simplified:

x = 1:3
x(2.7)   % ERROR!

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编辑：Kelly McGuire 2017-4-4

Sorry about that. So, I shouldn't use matlabFunction? I tried, now, doing modelFun = @(p,VarName1) before the function, and it isn't a 79282x1 vector anymore, but now it's saying not enough input arguments.