Renaming function so that its shorter?

I have a function in which i use this code to call when needed;

[AUM_END] = power(AUM, AUM0, D100, FS, BLOCKM, DRAT, RHO, VTM, AM,...
AMUCD, KIM, NM, CM, RM, CD0M, BLOCKT, LBOOM, VTT, AT, KIT, NT, RT,...
CD0T, CT, PAUX, TRLF, NENG, AEF, PRAT, TRAT,
 BEF, FUSED, FUSED0, TLEG);
 

As you can see, thats extremely long and takes up a lot of room when i need to call 9 times.. is there a way I can call this exact function using a different name?

I've tried activiating the function using only 'power'and '[AUM_END]', but in doing so MATLAB says there is not enough input arguments.

This is a function within a script.

Thanks.

[Walter Roberson]

Which (if any) of the parameters you use are exactly the same value for all 9 calls?

[Matt J]

Why so many input arguments? Are these scalar quantities? Could they be bundled into a vector or a struct?

Note also that "power" is an inadvisable choice for a function name to begin with, since it is the name of an existing built-in Matlab function (and one that can create many problems if over-riden).

[Bob Wake]

there are only 7 variables which change when the script is called, the rest are all the same.. should i make the variables which don't change, global?

If yes, do I define them at the start of the script as global, as well as in the function?

[Adam Danz]

No, don't use global variables.

You can condense the inputs into an array or structure.

Answer 1

[Walter Roberson]

https://www.mathworks.com/help/matlab/math/parameterizing-functions.html