Looks like it would be easier to process the data in Simulink by calling the MATLAB code from the model.
The typical way of doing this is by taking your existing function and calling it in a MATLAB Function block ( See example ).
Note that if your MATLAB file does things that are not supported for code generation, like plotting, user input, certain functions, you will have to either change your code or tell Simulink to run it using the MATLAB interpreter ( See documentation ). This is fine so long as you're staying within MATLAB/Simulink and do not need to generate code from your model.
- Sebastian
