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Feliciano Döring


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Is it possible to identify data in a for loop?
I have a code in which I pull files from '.txt' files and run them in a for loop in order to plot them all together. I was wonde...

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Plotting several .txt files
I want to read several .txt files and plot the 4th and 5th columns of each of them in just one grap. I tried adapting the code f...

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How would i display a matrix as a graph?
I have a matrix in which the values are mainly in the main diagonal. What i want to do is create a bigger matrix in which each r...

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How to save variables and put them in a vector
I have this code in which i input a value, let's call it x. The code runs, and afterwards it stores a value called y. For each d...

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How to take the average of the columns of a matrix and insert into a column matrix
I have a piece of code that reads a .txt file with several matrices and sorts them into cell arrays. Each of the matrices has al...

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How to take the average of the columns of a matrix and insert into another matrix
I have a piece of code that reads a .txt file with several matrices and sorts them into cell arrays. Each of the matrices has al...

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Calculate distance between two coordinates with depth
I need to do what's in the title. I saw a file exchange about calculating the distance between two coordinates, but how would i ...

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Plotting numbers of main diagonal
I have a matrix that in the main diagonal has values that vary slightly from 1, almost an identity matrix. How would i plot a gr...

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how do i use different parts of a variable for the same code?
I have this code in which i have to calculate the Gn variable shown below for two different iterations. In each iterati...

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How to position groups of matrices inside a bigger matrix
I have a program in which I have some matrices of varying size that runs through a piece of code, for the current moment i only ...

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How do i get the output for each iteration of code?
I have a program in which i run two matrices through the same code and they give me an output for each iteration(the iteration i...

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How do i calculate the inverse of a non-square matrix?
I have a 4x3 matrix(S) and i want to calculate the inverse of it, the matrix is: S= 1.7530 0 0 ...

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How do i make different matrices run through the same code?
I have a program that runs a matrix through it. Now i want another matrix to run through it in a loop so that the first one runs...

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How would i run different events from the same .txt file?
I run a program that uses the following information of a .txt file 4 0 0 1 1 1 3 1 1 2 3 1 3 2 1 in which th...

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How would i store data into a vector
What i want to do is create a vector with only 1's that has a varying size depending on how i want it to be, since i know dynami...

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How would i generalize the following variables
I want to generalize the following variables dat=norm(A(:,5)-A(:,1)); dbt=norm(A(:,5)-A(:,2)); dct=norm(A(:,5)-A(:,3)...

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How do i create a program that, depending on the input value would create more or less variables
I have the following code i did for calculating location of earthquakes based on the information of different stations, it isn't...

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