Why do I get "Array indices must be positive integers or logical values." Error

Hello,

I've been getting an error, trying to classify a sound. My problem is that when I run my code in Matlab Workspace, it works. However, if I connect to Matlab session in python to run the code, I get this error.

Array indices must be positive integers or logical values.

Error in classify_input (line 13)
    my_output = netw(my_input);                                %input the sample test in the NN                       

Here's my full matlab code:

function [result] = classify_input(input_location)
    global net_stg9; % Previously trained network
    netw = net_stg9;
    
    [audioIn, Fs] = audioread(input_location); 
    my_input = mfcc(audioIn, Fs); 
    my_input = my_input'; 
    my_input = reshape(my_input, [], 1);
    my_output = netw(my_input); %input the sample test in the NN
    myClass = max(my_output); 
    counter = 0; 

    for i = 1:6 
        counter = counter + 1; 
        if (my_output(i, 1) == myClass) 
            break; 
        end
    end
    accuracy = round(myClass * 100); 
    result = (counter * 1000) + accuracy; 

My python code:

matlab_session = matlab.engine.find_matlab()[0]
eng = matlab.engine.connect_matlab(matlab_session)
data = eng.classify_input(  './filename1-1.wav');

Any help is appreciated! Thank you.

[KSSV]

I don't think this variable

  my_input = my_input'; 

is not defined in the function.

[Semih Yönet]

Sorry, I've pasted the code snippet wrongly. I just changed the snippet from this

    input = mfcc(audioIn, Fs); 
TO
    my_input = mfcc(audioIn, Fs); 

Answer 1

[Jan]

global net_stg9; % Previously trained network
netw = net_stg9;
my_output = netw(my_input);

netw seems to be an array, not a trained network. The problem with global variables is, that they impede debugging massively. So it might be hard to find out, which function has overwritten the network by an array.

Check the contents of this variable using the debugger:

dbstop if error

Run the code again until Matlab stops at the error. Then inspect the contents of netw.