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Curve Fitting:
The data is fundamentally either discrete or continuous. In most of the applications, data is sampled, for illustration,
This gives data of the form of (x,y) points, which then could be plotted. For illustration, let's say the temperature was recorded every hour one afternoon from 2 to 6 p.m.; the vectors may be:
>> x = 2:6;
>> y = [65 67 72 71 63];
and then the plot may appear like figure as shown below:
Polynomials: Simple curves are polynomials of various degrees, or orders. The degree is the integer of the highest exponent in the expression. The illustrations are as follows
Vectorizing: In most of the cases in MATLAB, loops are not essential. As MATLAB is written specifically to work with the vectors and matrices, most operations can be completed
Illustrations of Sequential search: The two illustrations of calling such function is as shown below: >> values = [85 70 100 95 80 91]; >> key = 95; >> seqsearch
Illustration of Input in a for loop: In this illustration, the loop variable iv iterates through the values 1 through 3, therefore the action is repeated three times. The acti
Program of Persistent variables: The program below elaborates this. The script calls a function func1 that initializes a variable count to 0, then increment it, and print the
function sortrows - sorting strings: The function sortrows sorts each and every row as a block, or group, and it also will work on numbers. Here in this illustration the rows
Variable packages: Variable packages are now the vector of structures, hence each and every element in the vector is a structure. To show one element in the vector, an index i
Areacirc function: The areacirc function can be called from the Command Window as shown here, or from a script. Here is a script which will prompt the user for the radius of o
Input in a While Loop: The script below repeats the procedure of prompting a user, the reading in a positive number, and echo-printing it, as long as the user properly enters
Core Objects: The Core Objects in MATLAB are the very fundamental graphics primitives. The description can be found under the MATLAB Help: Under the Contents tab, click the Ha
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