How to call functions indirectly?

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Hi,
I would like to know how to call functions indirectly. For example: lets supose I have a data vector X, the functions F1.m, F2.m and F3.m (which input is the variable X) and I put these functions names in a list:
X=rand(1,100);
Myfuns={'F1','F2','F3'};
What I do today is something like:
Y(1)=F1(X);
Y(2)=F2(X);
Y(3)=F3(X);
What I would like to do is to call these functions using the variable Myfuns. Something like
for i=1:length(Myfuns)
Y(i)=Myfuns{i}(X);
end
Of course this doesn't work, but is there a way to do something this?
Thank you,
Bernard.

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Daniel Shub
Daniel Shub 2012-5-25
You can do it with only additions to your code
F1 = @(a)length(a);
F2 = @(b)sum(b);
F3 = @(c)min(c);
X=rand(1,100);
Myfuns={'F1','F2','F3'};
for ii = 1:length(Myfuns)
eval(['Myfuns{ii} = @(x)', Myfuns{ii}, '(x)']);
end
for i=1:length(Myfuns)
Y(i)=Myfuns{i}(X);
end
If the functions are contained in files that exist on the path, then you can use str2fcn instead of eval
Myfuns = cellfun(@str2func, Myfuns, 'UniformOutput', false);
The best is to define the function handles directly:
Myfuns={@(x)F1(x),@(x)F2(x),@(x)F3(x)};
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Bernard Küsel
Bernard Küsel 2012-5-25
Thanks for the answers!
What changes if my functions have more than one input?
For example:
Y=F1(x,y,z)
Daniel Shub
Daniel Shub 2012-5-25
Thanks is an upvote and/or an accepted answer. If you read up on function handles, I think it will be obvious what to change.

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