In MATLAB, the varargin (variable number of arguments) is a way to pass any number of input arguments into a function. In order to control varargin, you can use the 'nargin' and 'varargin' to validate and manage the input arguments. Here's an example:
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In the above function, the 'narginchk' function is used to validate the number of input arguments. The 'isnumeric' and 'ischar' functions are used to validate the data type of the first two input arguments. The 'isempty' and 'isscalar' functions are used to check if the third and fourth input arguments are empty or scalar, respectively.
You can customize the validation logic based on your specific needs.
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