I am getting error in the following code can anyone help and suggest?

clc;
clear all;
close all;


%-------Date:20122019--------Doppler Shift Spectroscopy Experiment Data---%
%Grating :1200lines/mm Acquistion time:10s slit width:50M=mircon%

%Pressure 2E-4 Torr%

Ar=3.14; %Area in cm2 of one FC
calF = 1000/(Ar*100); % calbration for mA/cm2 


%------------HV:600V--------------No suppressor bias to FC (Forgot!!)-------------%

a1 =csvread('WAVE0001.CSV',11,0);%Line 696nm %
a2 =csvread('WAVE0002.CSV',11,0);%Line 750nm %
a3 =csvread('WAVE0003.CSV',11,0);%Line 763nm %
a4 =csvread('WAVE0004.CSV',11,0);%Line 772nm %
a5 =csvread('WAVE0005.CSV',11,0);%Line 811nm %


[Y, R, K, B, Z, D] = deal(zeros(11,1));    %pre allocation of arrays


A1=[-120,-96,-72,-48,-24,0,24,48,72,96,120];%Axial Distance%


Y1=mean(a1(71:81,2:12))*1000*calF;
Y2=mean(a2(71:81,2:12))*1000*calF;
Y3=mean(a3(71:81,2:12))*1000*calF;
Y4=mean(a4(71:81,2:12))*1000*calF;
Y5=mean(a5(71:81,2:12))*1000*calF;


figure(1)
plot(A1,Y1,'or',A1,Y2,'ob',A1,Y3,'oc',A1,Y4,'om',A1,Y5,'ok','LineWidth',2,'MarkerSize',10);
hold on
grid on

for  i=1:length(R)
    R(i) = fit(A1',Y(i)','gauss1')
   
    for j = 1:length(K)
        K(j)=coeffvalues(R(i))
        K3(j) = K(3)
        K1(j) = K(1)     
   
        for q = 1:length(B)
            B(q) = sqrt(2)*K(j) ;  
           
            for s = 1:length(Z)
                Z(s)=9.4*K1(j)*K3(j).^2*10E-3;
                
                for t = 1:length(D)
                    D(t)=(180/3.14)*atan((B(q)-55)/(628));
                end
            end
        end
    end
end

%Error:Error using fit>iFit (line 135)
X and Y must have the same number of rows.

Error in fit (line 108)
[fitobj, goodness, output, convmsg] = iFit( xdatain, ydatain, fittypeobj, ...%

Answer 1

[James Browne]

I think your problem is here:

R(i) = fit(A1',Y(i)','gauss1')

you are inputting the vector "A1" but only one value from the vector "Y". Fit creates a mathematical relationship between the elements of the input vectors, so "Y(i)" is the problem, since that refers to one index in Y and not the whole vector.

[BHARAT SINGH RAWAT]

Do you know anyway to correct that?

[James Browne]

Without knowing exactly what your code is trying to do and without being able to test it, I am not sure that I could figure out how to correct it...