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Axes Properties Modifying Properties Axes Property Descriptions 2-96 2Axes Properties You can set and query graphics object properties in two ways: • The Property Editor is an interactive tool that enables you to see and change object property values. • The set and get commands enable you to set and query the values of properties To change the default value of properties see Setting Default Property Values. This section lists property names along with the types of values each accepts. Curly braces { } enclose default values. ALim [amin, amax] Alpha axis limits. A two-element vector that determines how MATLAB maps the AlphaData values of surface, patch and image objects to the figure's alphamap. amin is the value of the data mapped to the first alpha value in the alphamap, and amax is the value of the data mapped to the last alpha value in the alphamap. Data values in between are linearly interpolated across the alphamap, while data values outside are clamped to either the first or last alphamap value, whichever is closest. When ALimMode is auto (the default), MATLAB assigns amin the minimum data value and amax the maximum data value in the graphics object's AlphaData. This maps AlphaData elements with minimum data values to the first alphamap entry and those with maximum data values to the last alphamap entry. Data values in between are mapped linearly to the values If the axes contains multiple graphics objects, MATLAB sets ALim to span the range of all objects' AlphaData (or FaceVertexAlphaData for patch objects). ALimMode {auto} | manual Alpha axis limits mode.Inauto mode, MATLAB sets the ALim property to span the AlphaData limits of the graphics objects displayed in the axes. If ALimMode is manual, MATLAB does not change the value of ALim when the AlphaData limits of axes children change. Setting the ALim property sets ALimMode to manual. AmbientLightColor ColorSpec The background light in a scene. Ambient light is a directionless light that shines uniformly on all objects in the axes. However, if there are no visible light
Axes Properties objects in the axes, MATLAB does not use AmbientLightColor. If there are light objects in the axes, the AmbientLightColor is added to the other light sources. AspectRatio (Obsolete) This property produces a warning message when queried or changed. It has been superseded by the DataAspectRatio[Mode] and PlotBoxAspectRatio[Mode] properties. Box on | {off} Axes box mode. This property specifies whether to enclose the axes extent in a box for 2-D views or a cube for 3-D views. The default is to not display the box. BusyAction cancel | {queue} Callback routine interruption. The BusyAction property enables you to control how MATLAB handles events that potentially interrupt executing callback routines. If there is a callback routine executing, subsequently invoked callback routines always attempt to interrupt it. If the Interruptible property of the object whose callback is executing is set to on (the default), then interruption occurs at the next point where the event queue is processed. If the Interruptible property is off, the BusyAction property (of the object owning the executing callback) determines how MATLAB handles the event. The choices are: • cancel – discard the event that attempted to execute a second callback routine. • queue – queue the event that attempted to execute a second callback routine until the current callback finishes. ButtonDownFcn string Button press callback routine. A callback routine that executes whenever you press a mouse button while the pointer is within the axes, but not over another graphics object displayed in the axes. For 3-D views, the active area is defined by a rectangle that encloses the axes. Define this routine as a string that is a valid MATLAB expression or the name of an M-file. The expression executes in the MATLAB workspace. 2-97
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MATLAB® MATLAB Function Reference
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1 Functions By Category Development
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Functions By Category 1
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Development Environment Development
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ls List directory on UNIX matlabroo
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Mathematics Mathematics Functions f
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Slash or right matrix divide ' Tran
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Matrix Analysis cond Condition numb
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atan, atanh Inverse tangent and inv
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Correlation corrcoef Correlation co
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Convex Hull convhull Convex hull co
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etainc Incomplete beta function bet
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Tree Operations etree Elimination t
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permute Rearrange dimensions of mul
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int8 Convert to signed 8-bit intege
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Array Manipulation : Specify range
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itxor Bit-wise XOR Relational Opera
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evalc Evaluate MATLAB expression wi
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methodsview Display information on
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open Open files of various types us
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Microsoft WAVE Sound Functions wavp
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gtext Place text on 2-D graph using
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tsearch Search for enclosing Delaun
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3-D Visualization 3-D Visualization
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• Selecting Region of Interest Co
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Creating Graphical User Interfaces
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Controlling Program Execution uires
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Alphabetical List of Functions 2
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expm . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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Arithmetic Operators + - * / \ ^ '
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See Also all, any, find, strcmp Rel
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Logical Operators & | ~ expression
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Special Characters [ ] ( ) {} = ' .
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2Colon : Purpose Create vectors, ar
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2abs Purpose Absolute value and com
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Algorithm acos and acosh use these
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Algorithm acot and acoth use these
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See Also csc, csch acsc, acsch 2-33
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actxcontrol Note There are two ways
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actxserver 2actxserver Purpose Crea
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fig=figure; set(fig,'DoubleBuffer',
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Verify that the files were added to
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[W,ierr] = airy(k,Z) also returns a
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Page 107 and 108: 2angle Purpose Phase angle Syntax P
Page 109 and 110: 2any Purpose Test for any nonzeros
Page 111 and 112: 2area Purpose Area fill of a two-di
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Page 135 and 136: 2aviinfo Purpose Return information
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Page 171 and 172: 2axis Purpose Axis scaling and appe
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Page 177 and 178: 2balance Purpose Improve accuracy o
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Page 189 and 190: 2beep Purpose Produce a beep sound
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Examples Example 1. bicg(afun,b,tol
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flag = relres = iter = 1 1 0 The va
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4559 This time U2 is nonsingular an
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time to precondition and converge t
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Example Example 1. bicgstab bicgsta
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icgstab flag2 is 0 because bicgstab
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2bin2dec Purpose Binary to decimal
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2bitcmp Purpose Complement bits Syn
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2bitmax Purpose Maximum floating-po
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2bitset Purpose Set bit Syntax C =
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2bitxor Purpose Bit-wise XOR Syntax
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2blkdiag Purpose Construct a block
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2break Purpose Terminate execution
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2builtin Purpose Execute builtin fu
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parameters Optional. A vector that
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function dydx = twoode(x,y) dydx =
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fprintf('The fourth eigenvalue is a
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2bvpget Purpose Extract properties
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solinit is a structure with the fol
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Property Value Description Vectoriz
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2calendar Purpose Calendar Syntax c
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camdolly Remarks camdolly sets the
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Examples This example creates a lig
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See Also campos, camtarget camlooka
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end camorbit Rotation in the camera
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2campos Purpose Set or query the ca
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2camproj Purpose Set or query the p
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2camtarget Purpose Set or query the
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2camup Purpose Set or query the cam
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2camva Purpose Set or query the cam
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2camzoom Purpose Zoom in and out on
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2cart2pol Purpose Transform Cartesi
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2case Purpose Case switch Descripti
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2catch Purpose Begin catch block De
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each time they render. CData values
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The blue color of the ocean is the
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2cdf2rdf Purpose Convert complex di
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2cdfinfo Purpose Return details abo
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Column 5 - Record and Dimension Var
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Examples Read all of the data from
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2cell Purpose Create cell array Syn
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2cell2struct Purpose Convert cell a
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2cellfun Purpose Apply a function t
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2cellplot Purpose Graphically displ
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2cgs Purpose Conjugate Gradients Sq
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2char Purpose Create character arra
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2checkin Purpose Check file into so
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2checkout Purpose Check file out of
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Example 2 - Check out Multiple File
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Destroy the positive definiteness (
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cholinc michol stands for modified
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cholinc For hilb(20), the Cholesky
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2cholupdate Purpose Rank 1 update t
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Compare chol with cholupdate: R1 =
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2clabel Purpose Contour plot elevat
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2class Purpose Create object or ret
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2clc Purpose Clear Command Window G
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clear keyword clears the items indi
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To clear all compiled M- and MEX-fu
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2clf Purpose Clear current figure w
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2clock Purpose Current time as a da
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See Also delete, figure, gcf must s
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2closereq Purpose Default figure cl
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2colamd Purpose Column approximate
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2colmmd Purpose Sparse column minim
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See Also colamd, colperm, lu, sppar
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colorbar See Also colormap 10 8 6 4
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2colormap Purpose Set and get the c
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The rgbplot function plots colormap
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2ColorSpec Purpose Color specificat
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2colperm Purpose Sparse column perm
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2comet3 Purpose Three-dimensional c
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2compass Purpose Plot arrows emanat
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2complex Purpose Construct complex
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2computer Purpose Identify informat
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2cond Purpose Condition number with
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2condest Purpose 1-norm condition n
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coneplot(...,'method') specifies th
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3. Add the Slice Planes coneplot
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2conj Purpose Complex conjugate Syn
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2contour Purpose Two-dimensional co
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2contour3 Purpose Three-dimensional
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2contourc Purpose Low-level contour
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2contourf Purpose Filled two-dimens
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2contourslice Purpose Draw contours
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2conv Purpose Convolution and polyn
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In practice however, conv2 computes
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2convhull Purpose Convex hull Synta
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2convhulln Purpose n-D convex hull
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2convn Purpose N-dimensional convol
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2copyobj Purpose Copy graphics obje
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2corrcoef Purpose Correlation coeff
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Algorithm cos and cosh use these al
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Algorithm cot and coth use these al
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2cplxpair Purpose Sort complex numb
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2cross Purpose Vector cross product
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Algorithm csc and csch use these al
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2cumprod Purpose Cumulative product
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2cumtrapz Purpose Cumulative trapez
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2curl Purpose Computes the curl and
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2cylinder Purpose Generate cylinder
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daspect the window). This means set
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2date Purpose Current date string S
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Examples Convert a date string to a
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dateform (number) dateform (string)
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2datetick Purpose Label tick lines
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datetick('x',11) % Replace x-axis t
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ans = See Also clock, datenum, date
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2dbdown Purpose Change local worksp
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dblquad The integrnd function integ
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2dbquit Purpose Quit debug mode Gra
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2dbstatus Purpose List all breakpoi
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2dbstop Purpose Set breakpoints in
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Examples The file buggy, used in th
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2dbtype Purpose List M-file with li
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2ddeadv Purpose Set up advisory lin
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2ddeexec Purpose Send string for ex
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2ddepoke Purpose Send data to appli
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2ddereq Purpose Request data from a
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2ddeterm Purpose Terminate DDE conv
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2deal Purpose Deal inputs to output
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2deblank Purpose Strip trailing bla
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2dec2bin Purpose Decimal to binary
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2deconv Purpose Deconvolution and p
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2del2 Purpose Discrete Laplacian Sy
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Visualization Use one of these func
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2delaunay3 Purpose 3-D Delaunay tes
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delaunay3 [2] National Science and
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3 9 1 5 2 9 1 6 2 3 9 4 2 3 9 1 7 9
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2delete Purpose Delete files or gra
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2delete (serial) Purpose Remove a s
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2depfun Purpose List the dependent
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depfun not examine the files on whi
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2det Purpose Matrix determinant Syn
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y = -0.0000 1.0000 -2.0000 1.0000 0
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2diag Purpose Diagonal matrices and
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2dialog Purpose Create and display
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2diff Purpose Differences and appro
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2dir Purpose Display directory list
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2disp Purpose Display text or array
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2display Purpose Overloaded method
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2divergence Purpose Computes the di
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2dlmread Purpose Read an ASCII deli
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2dmperm Purpose Dulmage-Mendelsohn
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2docopt Purpose Display location of
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To open the notepad editor and retu
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2double Purpose Convert to double-p
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2drawnow Purpose Complete pending d
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2dsearchn Purpose n-D nearest point
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2edit Purpose Edit or create M-file
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2eig Purpose Find eigenvalues and e
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Examples The matrix eigenvalues, it
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2eigs Purpose Find a few eigenvalue
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2ellipj Purpose Jacobi elliptic fun
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2ellipke Purpose Complete elliptic
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2ellipsoid Purpose Generate ellipso
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2elseif Purpose Conditionally execu
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2end Purpose Terminate for, while,
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2eomday Purpose End of month Syntax
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2erf, erfc, erfcx, erfinv, erfcinv
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2error Purpose Display error messag
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errorbar(X,Y,E) 1.4 See Also LineSp
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displays this dialog box on a UNIX
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2etree Purpose Elimination tree Syn
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2eval Purpose Execute a string cont
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2evalc Purpose Evaluate MATLAB expr
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Limitation evalin cannot be used re
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If item is a Java class, then exist
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2exit Purpose Terminate MATLAB (sam
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2expint Purpose Exponential integra
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expm Notice that the diagonal eleme
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2ezcontour Purpose Easy to use cont
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ezcontour See Also contour, ezconto
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f( x, y) 31 ( - x) 2e x2 - ( y + 1)
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2ezmesh Purpose Easy to use 3-D mes
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2ezmeshc Purpose Easy to use combin
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2ezplot Purpose Easy to use functio
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2ezplot3 Purpose Easy to use 3-D pa
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2ezpolar Purpose Easy to use polar
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sqrt(x.^2 + y.^2); is written as: e
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2ezsurfc Purpose Easy to use combin
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Symbols ! 2-22 - 2-10 % 2-22 & 2-20
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eta function (defined) 2-144 incomp
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colamd 2-277 colmmd 2-279 Color Axe
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dbclear 2-378 dbcont 2-380 dbdown 2
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ellipj 2-481 ellipke 2-483 elliptic
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help files, location for UNIX 2-457
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mldivide (M-file function equivalen
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sound files reading 2-76 writing 2-
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ZGrid, Axes property 2-114 ZLim, Ax
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