Integration using a loaded file

Hi

I want to solve the integration of (delta/A^2) between 0 and 0.9999999.

Delta and A^2 are arrays I have saved as txt files.

Am I able to load these files and then solve the integral? I have tried the following:

 >>  load 'fname.txt'
>> load 'fname2.txt'
>> f1 = inline('fname2.txt./fname.txt');
>> Q = quad(f1,0,0.9999999)

with the following error being thrown up:

    Error using inline/subsref (line 13)
    Not enough inputs to inline function.

    Error in quad (line 72)
    y = f(x, varargin{:});

I also tried

 >> int(('fname2.txt/fname.txt'),0,0.9999999)

with no luck.

Thanks

[Mike Hosea]

You want to integrate an array of constants between 0 and 0.9999999? What is your variable of integration?

A few quick points, however:

Since your data is saved in text files, the load command will load them as the name of the file but without the extension, so after the load commands, your matrices are named fname2 and fname (leave off the .txt).

QUAD and INLINE are both obsolete. Here is an example of an array-valued integral:

>> A = [1,2,3;4,5,6;7,8,9]
A =
     1     2     3
     4     5     6
     7     8     9
>> Q = integral(@(x)A*sin(x),0,pi,'ArrayValued',true)
Q =
   2.000000000000000   4.000000000000001   6.000000000000000
   8.000000000000002  10.000000000000000  12.000000000000000
  14.000000000000000  16.000000000000004  17.999999999999996

If your copy of MATLAB is very old, you can do it with QUADV:

>> Q = quadv(@(x)A*sin(x),0,pi)
Q =
   1.999999999943948   3.999999999887895   5.999999999831843
   7.999999999775790   9.999999999719739  11.999999999663686
  13.999999999607633  15.999999999551580  17.999999999495529