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Example of image processing:
The other illustration generates a 5 × 5 matrix of arbitrary integers in the range from 1 to the number of colors; the resultant image is as shown in figure.
Obviously, such images are instead crude; the elements presenting the pixel colors are quite large blocks. A larger matrix would result in something more closely similar to an image, as shown in figure:
Use of built-in colormaps: MATLAB has built-in colormaps, it is also possible to generate others by using combinations of any colors. For illustration, the following generates
Polyhedron - graphics objects: The field polyhedron.vertices is a matrix in which each row presents (x,y,z) points. The field polyhedron.faces defines the faces: for illustrat
Reading from a Mat-File: The load function is used to read from various types of files. As with save function, by default the file will be supposed to be a MAT-file, and load
Algorithm for appex subfunction: The algorithm for appex subfunction is as shown: Receives x & n as the input arguments. Initializes a variable for running sum of t
Example to change the line width from the default: For illustration, to change the line width from the default of 0.5 to 1.5: >> set(hl,'LineWidth',1.5) As long as the
str2num function - String: The function str2num does the opposite; it takes the string in which a number is stored and converts it to the type double: >> num = str2num('123.
Binary Search: The binary search supposes that the vector has been sorted first. The algorithm is just similar to the way it works whenever looking for a name in a phone direc
Algorithm for the function e: The algorithm for the function eoption is as shown: Use the menu function to show the 4 choices. Error-check (an error would take place
Intersect function and setdiff function: The intersect function rather than returns all the values which can be found in both of the input argument vectors. >> intersect(v
Illustration of Sound files: For illustration, the following script generates a subplot which shows the signals from chirp and from train, which is as shown in figure:
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