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Insufficient number of outputs from right hand side of equal sign to satisfy assignment.

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I am new to matlab and nntool. Currently I want to implement the neural network with the use of matlab using nntool.

I am facing below error message. I am unable to understand the error message.

**??? Insufficient number of outputs from right hand side of equal sign to satisfy assignment. Error in ==> nntool at 694 [errmsg,errid] = me.message;
com.mathworks.jmi.MatlabException: Insufficient number of outputs from right hand side of equal sign to satisfy assignment.**

How can I fix the above error message?

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Solution :

I have gone through your problem. I have solution for your problem.

You are facing this issue because it may be the case that your output variables name and the method name both are the same.

Have a look at below code snippet as an example.

[stft, t, f]= stft(x,wlen,nfft);

In above snippet the method output variable in the left hand side is the “stft” and in the right hand side the method name is the “stft” also.

It can also happen that in the matlab program the variable name you have created is already the inbuilt method name of the MATLAB.

You should also pay attention to the input and output matrix columns of your program they might not be the same

so please check this type of mistakes in your code.

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