How Can I Simplify This Matlab Source Code for GUI Implementation?

In summary, the conversation discusses a request for help in simplifying a Matlab source code that needs to be implemented into a GUI. The goal is to automatically generate the "kn=gains(k,n)" code, where "gains" is a matrix with a size of "54xn". The suggested solution is to use an array to represent the gains and place it in an outer loop that loops through all the values of n.
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fsven
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Hi, Matlab noob here.

I need your help to simplify this Matlab source code. Here the code that i currently use

for k=1:1:gg
k1=gains(k,1);
k2=gains(k,2);
k3=gains(k,3);
.
.
kn=pidgains(k,n)


[T,X,Y]=sim('Evaporator_PID',[Tstart Tfinal],opt);

end​

The code above need to implement into GUI and the "n" is a value that assign by user. So i need to create a code that can generate the "kn=gains(k,n);" automatically.
"gains" is matrix like "54xn".

Thanks in advance.
 
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it would probably be easiest to make your gains an arrray such that
k(n) = gains(k,n)

and place that in an outer loop
 

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