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How do I access a MATLAB UI function in another .m file?

  I am attempting to declutter my MATLAB app code by separating some of the initialization into separate .m files. For this I have set up various files for each type of component (e.g. a file for buttons, graph, etc.). I am attempting to access a function in my master initialize file from the file for buttons. My code goes as follows in the buttons .m file goes as follow:   classdef buttons < handle methods %initializes the UI function buttonCreate(app) %Create file load 1 app.fileload1 = uibutton(app.gridLayout, 'push'); app.fileload1.FontSize = 36; app.fileload1.Layout.Row = [8 9]; app.fileload1.Layout.Column = 1; app.fileload1.Text = 'Load 1'; %proceeds to create the rest of the buttons end end end Now I attempt to access the  buttonCreate()  function in my master initialize file  initialize.m :   classdef initialize < handle prop

How to define custom classification loss function

 I am currently trying to run a kfold cross validation on a decision tree with a custom classification loss function, as described here.

 
However, I don't understand how the C and S matrices, which are passed to the loss function, are helpful.
1. Under the link it says "C is an n-by-K logical matrix with rows indicating which class the corresponding observation belongs." So this is not predicted and hence a repetition of the input data?
 
2. The S matrix. "S is an n-by-K numeric matrix of classification scores". Why can I not simply use the predicted classifications instead of the scores?
 
To be more specific: I create a classification decision tree. Next, I use crossval to get a partitionedModel. Then, I calculate the validation accuracy by using kfoldLoss. Now, instead of using the in built 'classiferror' function, I would like to use my own classification loss function, e.g. matthews correlation coefficient.
% create set of cross-validated classification model(s) from a classification model
partitionedModel = crossval(trainedClassifier.ClassificationTree, 'KFold', 10);

% Loss, by default the fraction of misclassified data, is a scalar and averaged over all folds
validationAccuracy = 1 - kfoldLoss(partitionedModel, 'LossFun', 'classiferror');

Any help is greatly appreciated.



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In case anybody else is looking for a solution. I used the crossval function to wrap the training of the decision tree. This way the implementation of other loss functions is straightforward.

 

function [trainedClassifier, qualityMeasures] = trainDTwCrossVal(data, predictorNames, MaxNumSplits)
% cross validation
numberOfFolds=5;
cp = cvpartition(data.typeBehavior,'k',numberOfFolds);  % creates a random partition for a stratified k-fold cross-validation
vals=crossval(@trainDT2, data, 'partition', cp);        % Loss estimate using cross validation
function testval = trainDT2(trainingData, testingData)      % nested function to train one DT with trainingData and test with testingData

Testval are quality measures of the prediction, derived from the confusion matrix, calculated inside the nested function to train the decision tree.

        % C=[TP FP
        %    FN TN]
        TP=C(1,1); FP=C(1,2); FN=C(2,1); TN=C(2,2);

        % Matthews correlation coefficient, worst value = -1, best value = 1
        if ( (TP+FP)*(TP+FN)*(TN+FP)*(TN+FN) ) == 0
            MCC = 0;    % set MCC to zero, if the denominator is zero
        else

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