write a callback code for inverse of a matrix in matlab

To write a callback code for the inverse of a matrix in MATLAB, you can use the inv() function. Here's an example of how you can write the callback code:

main.m
% Define your matrix
matrix = [1, 2; 3, 4];

% Create a callback function for computing the inverse
callback = @(matrix) inv(matrix);

% Call the callback function
inverse = callback(matrix);

% Display the inverse
disp(inverse);
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In this example, we define a matrix matrix and then create a callback function callback that computes the inverse of a given matrix using the inv() function. We then call the callback function by passing our matrix matrix as an argument and store the result in the inverse variable. Finally, we display the inverse matrix using the disp() function.

Note that the inv() function only works for non-singular matrices. If your matrix is singular or close to being singular, you may need to use alternative methods to compute the inverse or handle the singularity condition in your callback code.