Hello Stefano,
I hope the following simple code snipet will clear your doubt on the use of function handles and parameter passing in them.
% Say you have the following simple function to calculate Geometric mean of two vectors x & y
function out = myFunc(x, y)
out = sqrt(x .* y);
end
Now you want to create a handle to this function and call it with some parameters inside some .M script
% Inputs or the parameters with which you want to call the function
in1 = [25 18];
in2 = [1 2];
% Create handle to function
fHndl = @myFunc
% Call your function with the inputs
myOut = fHndl(in1, in2);
The Function handle notation is particularly useful when you need to pass functions as an input to another function.
You may refer to the documentaion for more details : https://www.mathworks.com/help/matlab/matlab_prog/creating-a-function-handle.html
If you were looking for "How to pass multiple extra parameters to a function using the @ operator ", refer to this documentation link : https://www.mathworks.com/help/optim/ug/passing-extra-parameters.html
