Error in my integration process

Hi Everyone;

I have the following equation:

And I coded it in MATLAB as:

X=ber.*PDF_H;

syms X

ABER=int(X,H,0,inf);

And I received the error message as:

Error using sym/int (line 165)

Unable to integrate with

respect to '0.00054377

0.00047858 0.00040719

0.00033482 0.00026625

0.00020517 0.0001537

0.00011241 8.0658e-05

5.7068e-05 4.0012e-05

2.7921e-05 1.9467e-05

1.3602e-05 9.5462e-06

6.7414e-06 4.7953e-06

3.4378e-06 2.4847e-06

1.8102e-06'. The integration

variable must be a symbolic

variable.

Error in Pointing_Error_14

(line 182)

ABER=int(X,H,0,inf);

Where is my mistake please?

[Ameer Hamza]

These lines of code are not correct

X=ber.*PDF_H;
syms X
ABER=int(X,H,0,inf);

But without further information, it is not possible to suggest a solution. Can you tell how f_h and P_b are defined?

[A.J.M]

Dear Mr. Ameer Hamza;

f_h in the equation = PDF_H in Mat. code, it is variable vector.

P_b in the equation =ber in Mat. code, it is variable vector also.

[Steven Lord]

We can't run what you've posted as several of the variables aren't defined. If you post the whole code that defines ber, and PDF_H we may be able to help you modify your code.