MATLAB: Not enough input arguments

chaosnot enough input arguments

Hi,
I am trying the run the following function:
function [embedm fnn1 fnn2]=fnn(y,maxm)
% Usage: This function  calculates corrected false nearest neighbour.
% Inputs: 
%   y  is a  vertical vector of time series.
%   maxm: maximum value of embedding dimension.
% Output:
%   embedm: proper value for embedding dimension.
%   fnn1: First criteria of false nearest neighbors.
%   fnn2: second criteria of false nearest neighbors.
% Copyright(c) Shapour Mohammadi, University of Tehran, 2009
% shmohammadi@gmail.com
% Keywords: Embedding Dimension, Chaos Theory, Lyapunov Exponent, 
% False Nearest Neighbors.
% Ref:
% -Sprott, J. C. (2003). Chaos and Time Series Analysis. Oxford University
%  Press.
%__________________________________________________________________________
y=y(:);
RT=15;
AT=2;
sigmay=std(y);
[nyr,nyc]=size(y);
%Embedding matrix
m=maxm;
      EM=lagmatrix(y,0:m-1);
%EM after nan elimination.
EEM=EM(1+(m-1):end,:);
[rEEM cEEM]=size(EEM);
embedm=[];
for k=1:cEEM
fnn1=[];
fnn2=[];
   D=dist(EEM(:,1:k)'); 
     for i=1:rEEM-m-k
         d11 = min(D(i,1:i-1));
         d12=min(D(i,i+1:end));
         Rm=min([d11;d12]);
         l=find(D(i,1:end)== Rm);
         if Rm>0
         if l+m+k-1<nyr 
         fnn1=[fnn1;abs(y(i+m+k-1,1)-y(l+m+k-1,1))/Rm];
         fnn2=[fnn2;abs(y(i+m+k-1,1)-y(l+m+k-1,1))/sigmay];
         end 
         end
     end
     Ind1=find(fnn1>RT);
     Ind2=find(fnn2>AT);
     if length(Ind1)/length(fnn1)<.1 && length(Ind2)/length(fnn1)<.1;
     embedm=k; break
     end
  end
After entering information for y and mmax, I run fnn. I get the following erro message:
Error using fnn (line 28)
Not enough input arguments.
Error in run (line 74)
    evalin('caller',[script ';']);
What am I doing wrong? Thanks in advance.

Best Answer

The evalin() is part of MATLAB's run() command. However, one should never run() a function.
Instead of giving the command
run fnn
give a command such as
fnn(YourTimeSeries, 3)
where "YourTimeSeries" is "a vertical vector of time series"
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