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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:
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.
function numden: The function numden will return individually the numerator & denominator of a symbolic expression: >> sym(1/3 + 1/2) ans = 5/6 >> [n, d] =
Vectors of Structures: In numerous applications, involving database applications, information generally would be stored in the vector of structures, instead of in individual s
Function rmfield - structure: The function rmfield eliminates a field from the structure. It returns a new structure with field eliminated, but does not modify the original st
Initializing the data structure - Function: Function is shown as: >> printcylvols(cyls) Cylinder x has a volume of 169.6 Cylinder a has a volume of 100.5
Interpolation and extrapolation: In most cases, it is desired to estimate values other than at the sampled data points. For illustration, we may want to estimate what the temp
For Loops which do not use an iterator Variable in the action: In all the illustrations that we seen so far, the value of the loop variable has been used in same way in the ac
Splits a string : The strtok function splits a string into pieces; it can be called in many ways. The function receives one string as an input argument. It appears for the fir
. Generate the following signal, x(n)=1+cos((25*pi*n)/100),0 Compute the DTFT of x[n] for w=0:0.01:2*pi Plot the Real part, imaginary part, the amplitude and phas
Data structures: The Data structures are variables which store more than one value. In order to made sense to store more than one value in a variable, the values must in some
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