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1 Functions – By Category 1-20 Linear Algebra cholinc Incomplete Cholesky factorization condest 1-norm condition number estimate eigs Eigenvalues and eigenvectors of sparse matrix luinc Incomplete LU factorization normest Estimate matrix 2-norm sprank Structural rank svds Singular values and vectors of sparse matrix Linear Equations (Iterative Methods) bicg BiConjugate Gradients method bicgstab BiConjugate Gradients Stabilized method cgs Conjugate Gradients Squared method gmres Generalized Minimum Residual method lsqr LSQR implementation of Conjugate Gradients on Normal Equations minres Minimum Residual method pcg Preconditioned Conjugate Gradients method qmr Quasi-Minimal Residual method spaugment Form least squares augmented system symmlq Symmetric LQ method Tree Operations etree Elimination tree etreeplot Plot elimination tree gplot Plot graph, as in “graph theory” symbfact Symbolic factorization analysis treelayout Lay out tree or forest treeplot Plot picture of tree Math Constants eps Floating-point relative accuracy i Imaginary unit Inf Infinity, ∞ j Imaginary unit NaN Not-a-Number pi Ratio of a circle’s circumference to its diameter, π realmax Largest positive floating-point number realmin Smallest positive floating-point number
Programming and Data Types Programming and Data Types Functions to store and operate on data at either the MATLAB command line or in programs and scripts. Functions to write, manage, and execute MATLAB programs. “Data Types” Numeric, character, structures, cell arrays, and data type conversion “Arrays” Basic array operations and manipulation “Operators and Operations” Special characters and arithmetic, bit-wise, relational, logical, set, date and time operations “Programming in MATLAB” M-files, function/expression evaluation, program control, function handles, object oriented programming, error handling Data Types • “Numeric” • “Characters and Strings” • “Structures” • “Cell Arrays” • “Data Type Conversion” • “Determine Data Type” Numeric [ ] Array constructor cat Concatenate arrays class Return object’s class name (e.g., numeric) find Find indices and values of nonzero array elements ipermute Inverse permute dimensions of multidimensional array isa Detect object of given class (e.g., numeric) isequal Determine if arrays are numerically equal isequalwithequalnansTest for equality, treating NaNs as equal isnumeric Determine if item is numeric array isreal Determine if all array elements are real numbers permute Rearrange dimensions of multidimensional array 1-21
Page 1 and 2: MATLAB® MATLAB Function Reference
Page 3 and 4: 1 Functions - By Category Developme
Page 5 and 6: Functions - By Category 1 The MATLA
Page 7 and 8: Getting Help Development Environmen
Page 9 and 10: Source Control checkin Check file i
Page 11 and 12: Arrays and Matrices • “Basic In
Page 13 and 14: meshgrid Generate X and Y matrices
Page 15 and 16: Factorization balance Diagonal scal
Page 17 and 18: Discrete Math (e.g., Prime Factors)
Page 19 and 20: coefficients roots Polynomial roots
Page 21 and 22: • “Partial Differential Equatio
Page 23: • “Reordering Algorithms” •
Page 27 and 28: strncmpi Compare first n characters
Page 29 and 30: Determine Data Type is* Detect stat
Page 31 and 32: Operators and Operations • “Spe
Page 33 and 34: setxor Set exclusive or of two vect
Page 35 and 36: global Define global variables inme
Page 37 and 38: lasterr Return last error message g
Page 39 and 40: Low-Level File I/O fclose Close one
Page 41 and 42: Audio Video Interleaved (AVI) Funct
Page 43 and 44: title Titles for 2-D and 3-D plots
Page 45 and 46: tsearch Search for enclosing Delaun
Page 47 and 48: close Close specified window closer
Page 49 and 50: Color Operations brighten Brighten
Page 51 and 52: Transparency 3-D Visualization alph
Page 53 and 54: Deploying User Interfaces guidata S
Page 55 and 56: Functions - Alphabetical List 2
Page 57 and 58: fitsread . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Page 59 and 60: hdf . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Page 61 and 62: isequal . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Page 63 and 64: lookfor . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Page 65 and 66: open . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Page 67 and 68: 2factorial Purpose Factorial functi
Page 69 and 70: 2fclose Purpose Close one or more o
Page 71 and 72: 2feather Purpose Plot velocity vect
Page 73 and 74: 2feof Purpose Test for end-of-file
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2feval Purpose Function evaluation
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2fft Purpose Discrete Fourier trans
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Graph the first 257 points (the oth
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2fft2 Purpose Two-dimensional discr
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2fftshift Purpose Shift zero-freque
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2fgetl (serial) Purpose Read one li
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2fgets Purpose Read line from file,
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• The terminator specified by the
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'FRAMEBITS' 'ALLBITS' . . See Also
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“Figure Windows” for related fu
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figure Example To create a figure w
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Property Name Property Description
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Modifying Properties Figure Propert
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Figure Properties close(figure_hand
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Figure Properties Colormaps affect
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Figure Properties The figure Curren
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Figure Properties simultaneously di
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Figure Properties etc., to black. l
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Figure Properties vertically; lands
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PaperUnits normalized | {inches} |
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Using the OpenGL Renderer Figure Pr
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Figure Properties • Patch objects
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Figure Properties The physical acti
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Figure Properties • Characters un
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Figure Properties Modal figures do
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File Format Extension File Content
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2fileattrib Purpose Set or get attr
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Examples Get Attributes of File To
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fileattrib The operation was succes
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filebrowser 2filebrowser Purpose Di
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2filesep Purpose Return the directo
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If C is a row vector, fill generate
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2fill3 Purpose Filled three-dimensi
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See Also axis, caxis, colormap, Col
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windowSize = 5; filter(ones(1,windo
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2filter2 Purpose Two-dimensional di
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ans = 1 And on a matrix M = magic(3
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2findfigs Purpose Find visible off-
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See Also copyobj, gcf, gca, gcbo, g
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2finish Purpose MATLAB termination
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fitsinfo The tables that follow sho
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Fields of the BinaryTable Structure
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Fields of the Unknown Structure Arr
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key = S.AsciiTable.Keywords ans = '
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Example Read FITS file, tst0012.fit
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2flipdim Purpose Flip array along a
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2flipud Purpose Flip matrices up-do
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2floor Purpose Round towards minus
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2flow Purpose A simple function of
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options A vector of control paramet
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2fminbnd Purpose Minimize a functio
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f = inline('x.^3-2*x-5'); Then invo
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options A vector of control paramet
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2fminsearch Purpose Minimize a func
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function f = banana(x) f = 100*(x(2
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2fopen Purpose Open a file or obtai
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'ieee-be.l64' or 's' IEEE floating
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See Also Functions fopen(s) fprintf
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has the same effect as for k = 1:n,
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Value for type Result Example hex H
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2fplot Purpose Plot a function betw
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1 0.8 0.6 0.4 0.2 0 −0.2 −0.4
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2fprintf Purpose Write formatted da
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Specifier Description %f Fixed-poin
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Examples The statements Note fprint
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2fprintf (serial) Purpose Write tex
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fprintf (serial) Rules for Writing
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2frameedit Purpose Create and edit
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frameedit Printing Simulink Block D
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MATLAB C or Fortran Interpretation
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Examples For example, is read. If p
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2fread (serial) Purpose Read binary
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Supported Precisions The supported
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2freeserial Purpose Release hold on
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2frewind Purpose Move the file posi
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matched and involve the character %
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2fscanf (serial) Purpose Read data
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fscanf (serial) Use the fprintf fun
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'eof' 1: End of file. status A retu
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2full Purpose Convert sparse matrix
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2func2str Purpose Constructs a func
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function Subfunctions are not visib
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fhandle = @humps; function_handle (
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2funm Purpose Evaluate general matr
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2fwrite Purpose Write binary data t
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fwrite (serial) The ValuesSent prop
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See Also Functions fopen, fprintf f
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[x,fval,exitflag] = fzero(...) retu
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Furthermore, the fzero command defi
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Test Matrices (Continued) toeppd tr
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Argument sym determines whether the
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fiedler—Symmetric matrix A = gall
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If x is complex, then sign(x) = x./
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lauchli—Rectangular matrix A = ga
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orthog—Orthogonal and nearly orth
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gallery k = 0 diag(x) is initially
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1 One large singular value. 4 Arith
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osser—Classic symmetric eigenvalu
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gallery and, for large abs(alpha),
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2gamma, gammainc, gammaln Purpose G
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2gca Purpose Get current axes handl
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2gcbo Purpose Return the handle of
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See Also lcm So that E = 1 0 -2 1 I
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2gco Purpose Return handle of curre
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genpath You can also use genpath in
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2get Purpose Get object properties
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“Finding and Identifying Graphics
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DisplayTooltips: 1 DisplayKeysInToo
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get (serial) Example This example i
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See Also timer, set get(t, {'StartD
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2getenv Purpose Get environment var
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name = 'alice' 'gertrude' getfield
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getframe MATLAB and that can take a
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2ginput Purpose Input data using th
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See Also clear, isglobal, who % TIC
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or [], then the maximum number of t
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flag1 is 2 because the upper triang
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2gplot Purpose Plot set of nodes us
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2gradient Purpose Numerical gradien
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See Also del2, diff gradient [PX,PY
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2grid Purpose Grid lines for two- a
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griddata Remarks XI and YI can be m
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2griddata3 Purpose Data gridding an
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griddatan [2] National Science and
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Examples Example 1. The matrices ha
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A = B = The statement 1 4 7 10 13 2
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2gtext Purpose Mouse placement of t
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% save the structure guidata(figure
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2guihandles Purpose Create a struct
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2hankel Purpose Hankel matrix Synta
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hdfvh Vdata VH functions hdfvs Vdat
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hdfinfo The set of fields in the re
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Fields of the Raster8 and Raster24
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Fields of the Grid Structure Projec
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2hdfread Purpose Extract data from
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Subsetting Parameters for HDF Vdata
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Parameter Description 'Tile' Vector
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Parameter Description Required Para
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hdfread Examples Importing a Data S
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hdfread Importing Fields from a Vda
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2help Purpose Display help for MATL
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Examples Typing you should create C
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Tabs in Help Navigator pane provide
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2helpdlg Purpose Create a help dial
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2helpwin Purpose Display M-file hel
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See Also eig, qz, schur Matrix A Ro
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2hex2num Purpose Hexadecimal to dou
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2hgsave Purpose Saves a Handle Grap
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2hilb Purpose Hilbert matrix Syntax
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for more information. By default, t
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2histc Purpose Histogram count Synt
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2home Purpose Move the cursor to th
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See Also vertcat, cat 23 5 7 14 16
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2i Purpose Imaginary unit Syntax i
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Remarks Nonscalar Expressions If th
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2ifft Purpose Inverse discrete Four
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2ifftn Purpose Multidimensional inv
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2im2frame Purpose Convert indexed i
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frame.show See Also “Bit-Mapped I
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2image Purpose Display image object
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image 8-bit and 16-bit image data d
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Object Hierarchy Root Figure Axes U
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Image Properties last alpha value i
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produces: 0.5 1 1.5 2 2.5 3 3.5 4 4
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Image Properties slowest. The other
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Selected on | {off} Image Propertie
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2imagesc Purpose Scale data and dis
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See Also image “Bit-Mapped Images
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Information Returned imfinfo If fil
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“Bit-Mapped Images” for related
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imformats Note The values for the i
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import Remarks The only reason for
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2imread Purpose Read image from gra
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imread appears in the file. For exa
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e an integer in the range [0,1]. If
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imread image files, the class of th
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2imwrite Purpose Write image to gra
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Format Full Name Variants 'tif' or
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TIFF-Specific Parameters This table
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Parameter Values Default 'Backgroun
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imwrite Example This example append
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2ind2sub Purpose Subscripts from li
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K = 1 1 2 2 See Also find, size, su
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2inferiorto Purpose Inferior class
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2inline Purpose Construct an inline
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g = inline('sin(alpha*x)','x','alph
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2inpolygon Purpose Detect points in
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2inputdlg Purpose Create input dial
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2inputname Purpose Input argument n
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Check this field in the MATLAB comm
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2instrfind Purpose Return serial po
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2int2str Purpose Integer to string
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See Also double, single, uint8, uin
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The interp1 command interpolates be
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300 250 200 150 100 50 1900 1910 19
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2interp2 Purpose Two-dimensional da
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20 15 10 5 0 −5 3 2 1 Example 2.
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vi = interp3(x,y,z,v,xi,yi,zi); % v
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2interpn Purpose Multidimensional d
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2interpstreamspeed Purpose Interpol
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interpstreamspeed This example plot
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2intersect Purpose Set intersection
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while the statements tic, z = A\b,
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2invhilb Purpose Inverse of the Hil
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invoke(h) See Also methods, ismetho
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2is* Purpose Detect state Descripti
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2isa Purpose Detect an object of a
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2isappdata Purpose True if applicat
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2iscellstr Purpose Determine if ite
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2isempty Purpose Test if array is e
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f2: 50 B.f2 = 50; B.f1 = 25 B = f2:
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2isevent (COM) Purpose Determine if
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2isfinite Purpose Detect finite ele
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2ishandle Purpose Determines if val
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2isinf Purpose Detect infinite elem
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2iskeyword Purpose Determine if ite
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2isletter Purpose Detect array elem
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2ismember Purpose Detect members of
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2ismethod (COM) Purpose Determine i
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2isnumeric Purpose Determine if ite
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2isocaps Purpose Compute isosurface
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2isocolors Purpose Calculates isosu
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isocolors Modified Truecolor Data T
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2isonormals Purpose Compute normals
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2isosurface Purpose Extract isosurf
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See Also isonormals, shrinkfaces, s
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2isprime Purpose Detect prime eleme
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2isreal Purpose Determine if all ar
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2isruntime Purpose Determine if MAT
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B = sortrows(A) B = 4 6 13 20 22 10
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2issparse Purpose Test if matrix is
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2isstruct Purpose Determine if item
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2isunix Purpose Determine if UNIX v
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2isvalid (timer) Purpose Determine
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2j Purpose Imaginary unit Syntax j
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2javachk Purpose Generate an error
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2javaMethod Purpose Invokes a Java
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2javaObject Purpose Constructs a Ja
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2keyboard Purpose Invoke the keyboa
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0 5 10 15 20 25 0 5 10 15 nz = 105
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lasterr errmsg = lasterr; if(strfin
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catch do_cleanup rethrow(lasterror)
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Divide by zero msgid = MATLAB:divid
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2legend Purpose Display a legend on
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legend • object_h - handles of th
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2legendre Purpose Associated Legend
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and P(:,1,2,3) ans = -0.2475 -1.122
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2length (serial) Purpose Length of
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license license('test',feature,togg
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Object Hierarchy Root Figure Axes U
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Light Properties CreateFcn string o
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Light Properties z coordinates. The
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2lightangle Purpose Create or posit
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2lin2mu Purpose Convert linear audi
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line('XData',x,'YData',y,'ZData',z,
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line(rand(2,4),rand(2,4),rand(1,4))
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Modifying Properties Line Property
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EraseMode {normal} | none | xor | b
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Interruptible {on} | off Line Prope
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MarkerFaceColor ColorSpec | {none}
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2LineSpec Purpose Line specificatio
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Related Properties Color Specifiers
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hold off 1 0.8 0.6 0.4 0.2 0 −0.2
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2linspace Purpose Generate linearly
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listdlg Example This example displa
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digits in filename with an X and re
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2load (serial) Purpose Load serial
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2loadobj Purpose User-defined exten
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2log Purpose Natural logarithm Synt
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2log2 Purpose Base 2 logarithm and
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2loglog Purpose Log-log scale plot
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2logm Purpose Matrix logarithm Synt
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2logspace Purpose Generate logarith
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2lower Purpose Convert string to lo
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2lscov Purpose Least squares soluti
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[x,resnorm,residual,exitflag] = lsq
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2lsqr Purpose LSQR implementation o
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[x,flag,relres,iter,resvec,lsvec] =
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2lu Purpose LU matrix factorization
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P Row permutation matrix satisfying
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The solution is actually computed b
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2luinc Purpose Incomplete LU matrix
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thresh is the pivot threshold betwe
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0 100 200 300 400 0 100 200 300 400
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Algorithm luinc(X,'0') is based on
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The value of the characteristic sum
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2mat2cell Purpose Divide matrix int
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See Also cell2mat, num2cell C{2,1}
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2material Purpose Controls the refl
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2matlab Purpose Start MATLAB (UNIX
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Variable Definition and Standard As
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Variable Definition and Standard As
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AUTOMOUNT_MAP is used to modify the
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See Also mex Option Function (Conti
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2matlabroot Purpose Return root dir
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2mean Purpose Average or mean value
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2memory Purpose Help for memory lim
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2mesh, meshc, meshz Purpose Mesh pl
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meshz(X,Y,Z) 10 5 0 −5 −10 4 2
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2meshgrid Purpose Generate X and Y
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2methods Purpose Display method nam
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2methodsview Purpose Displays infor
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2mex Purpose Compile MEX-function f
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2mexext Purpose Return the MEX-file
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2min Purpose Minimum elements of an
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minres minres(A,b,tol,maxit,M1,M2,x
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See Also bicg, bicgstab, cgs, choli
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2mkdir Purpose Make new directory G
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2mkpp Purpose Make a piecewise poly
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See Also ppval, spline, unmkpp mkpp
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2mod Purpose Modulus after division
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2move (COM) Purpose Move and/or res
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2movefile Purpose Move file or dire
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movefile Return Status When Moving
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movegui(h) moves the figure identif
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Z = peaks; surf(Z); axis tight set(
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Parameter Value Default 'fps' A sca
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2msgbox Purpose Display message box
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2mu2lin Purpose Convert mu-law audi
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Parameters This table describes the
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multibandread method A text string
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Interleave Methods multibandwrite m
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multibandwrite(bandData,'data.img',
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2namelengthmax Purpose Return maxim
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2nargchk Purpose Check number of in
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end y0 = y; See Also inputname, var
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2nchoosek Purpose Binomial coeffici
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ndgrid Remarks The ndgrid function
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2newplot Purpose Determine where to
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2nextpow2 Purpose Next power of two
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0.0747 0.8405 [A\b nnls(A,b)] = -2.
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2noanimate Purpose Change EraseMode
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2norm Purpose Vector and matrix nor
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2normest Purpose 2-norm estimate Sy
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2now Purpose Current date and time
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ans = 1.0000 -0.0000 -0.0000 1.0000
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2num2str Purpose Number to string c
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16 5 9 4 2 11 7 14 3 10 6 15 13 8 1
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ode45, ode23, ode113, ode15s, ode23
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odefile 2odefile Purpose Define a d
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options = < Insert options = odeset
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3 2 1 0 −1 −2 −3 0 2 4 6 8 10
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2odeget Purpose Extract properties
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• Solver output • Jacobian matr
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Jacobian Matrix Properties (for ode
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Step Size Properties Property Value
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2open Purpose Open files based on e
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Example 4 - Opening a MAT File This
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figure_handle = openfig(...) return
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openvar 2openvar Purpose Open works
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2optimset Purpose Create or edit op
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Property Value Description DiffMinC
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optimset This statement makes a cop
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c: 3 a: 1 snew = orderfields(s) sne
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orient the orient portrait command
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2otherwise Purpose Default part of
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Numerics 1-norm 2-695 2-norm (estim
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covariance least squares solution a
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fftshift 2-29 FFTW 2-25 fgetl 2-30
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fseek 2-180 ftell 2-182 full 2-183
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converting MATLAB image to Java Ima
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objects 2-456, 2-478 Java Image cla
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flipping up-down 2-117 Hadamard 2-2
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ode23 2-707 ode23s 2-707 ode23t 2-7
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zbuffer 2-64 Renderer, Figure prope
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Line property 2-550 uint8 2-410 unc
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