Create cell array of handle functions, which have been created from 2x1 double arrays

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% i want to create an array of 2x1 cells, for example :
% @(t)1*t+3
% @(t)2*t+4
% So i write :
>> clear
f={@(t)1*t+3
@(t)2*t+4};
% But i do not want to write the two functions, manually.
% I want to create this array, from pre-existing data,
% for example :
>> clear
a=[1 2]';
b=[3 4]';
% The above gives me, two 2x1 double array.
% a =
% 1
% 2
% b =
% 3
% 4
% Now, if i will write :
>> for ff=1:2
f{ff}=@(t)a(ff)*t+b(ff);
end
>> f=f';
% i will receive a 2x1 cell :
% f =
% @(t)a(ff)*t+b(ff)
% @(t)a(ff)*t+b(ff)
% instead of receiving :
% f =
% @(t)1*t+3
% @(t)2*t+4
% Any help please, how to create it.
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Jan
Jan el 3 de Jul. de 2022
Your message is hard to read. Please use the tools for formatting. Type code as code and test as text. Posting code as text and the text as pseudo-comments reduce the readability.

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Jan
Jan el 3 de Jul. de 2022
a = [1; 2];
b = [3; 4];
f = cell(2, 1);
for ff = 1:2
f{ff} = str2func(sprintf('@(t) %d * t + %d', a(ff), b(ff)));
end
f
f = 2×1 cell array
{@(t)1*t+3} {@(t)2*t+4}
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Kraka Doros
Kraka Doros el 3 de Jul. de 2022
I apologies if my writing cause problems, for somebody trying read my question. I will do my best, in future.
Your answer is exactly what i want.
So i will accept it.
Thanks.

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patrick1704
patrick1704 el 3 de Jul. de 2022
Hi there,
I am not sure if I understand the problem correctly because once you evaluate the function handle Matlab, you will get the desired result. So what is the point of having it explicity written in the code?
Matlab will store the variables a and b as well as the index ff in the local function workspace, so you can even do something like this once you created the handles:
>> clear a b
>> f{1}(1)
ans =
4
>> f{2}(1)
ans =
6
The fact that Matlab does not do the actually value-representation is not really resolvable from my perspective, except for maybe when doing some ugly eval expression:
str2func(['@(t)',num2str(eval('a(ff)')),'*t+',num2str(eval('b(ff)'))])
However, I would not recommend it as the other solution works perfectly fine.
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Kraka Doros
Kraka Doros el 3 de Jul. de 2022
Thanks for your answer. I appreciate.
My question was a part of creating a larger code. I just wanted to create, a cell array, from some handle functions which have been created, by themselves, from 2x1 double arrays.
I did not want the results but just the general form of the functions.
Anyway thanks for your interest to help me.

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