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implementation of a matrix
n = 3; x = rand(n+1,1); A = cumprod([ones(size(x)), (x-x(1:end-1).')], 2)
implementation of a matrix
n = 3; x = rand(n+1,1); A = cumprod([ones(size(x)), (x-x(1:end-1).')], 2)
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Find indices of elements for given difference
i = interp1(t, 1:length(t), 0:10:max(t), 'nearest', 'extrap');
Find indices of elements for given difference
i = interp1(t, 1:length(t), 0:10:max(t), 'nearest', 'extrap');
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How to approximate value of array according to specific ratio/ Error percentage
round(y)
How to approximate value of array according to specific ratio/ Error percentage
round(y)
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Matlab app designer gets stuck when enlarging figure (dynamic simulation)
When you enlarge the figure, a resize function is called to update and propagate the new size to various graphic object. This i...
Matlab app designer gets stuck when enlarging figure (dynamic simulation)
When you enlarge the figure, a resize function is called to update and propagate the new size to various graphic object. This i...
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Regridding 2D-grid shuffled points from 1-D arrays
A single SORTROWS command will undo the shuffle xyz_grid = sortrows([x(:) y(:) z(:)],[1 2]); ny = find(diff(xyz_grid(:,1)),1...
Regridding 2D-grid shuffled points from 1-D arrays
A single SORTROWS command will undo the shuffle xyz_grid = sortrows([x(:) y(:) z(:)],[1 2]); ny = find(diff(xyz_grid(:,1)),1...
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Alternatives to using ismember() for string versus cell array of strings
In general my preference is "any(strcmp(s,cellchar))". I'm not sure if I did some benchmark to come to this conclusion, what I k...
Alternatives to using ismember() for string versus cell array of strings
In general my preference is "any(strcmp(s,cellchar))". I'm not sure if I did some benchmark to come to this conclusion, what I k...
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Implementation of a matrix
n=3; >> x=ceil(5*rand(1,n+1)) x = 3 5 1 3 >> M=fliplr(vander(x)) M = 1 3 9 27...
Implementation of a matrix
n=3; >> x=ceil(5*rand(1,n+1)) x = 3 5 1 3 >> M=fliplr(vander(x)) M = 1 3 9 27...
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Creating permutations from rows of a matrix
This question is almost like what you ask in this thread Only the formating of the input is different (in one case you split t...
Creating permutations from rows of a matrix
This question is almost like what you ask in this thread Only the formating of the input is different (in one case you split t...
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Need to create all possible sequences
X1=[2-i 3+4i 5+7i]; X2=[7+8i 4-9i 7+9i]; X3=[2+i 4+8i 3-9i]; P=cell2mat(perms({X1 X2 X3})) % Each row of P is a combined "sequ...
Need to create all possible sequences
X1=[2-i 3+4i 5+7i]; X2=[7+8i 4-9i 7+9i]; X3=[2+i 4+8i 3-9i]; P=cell2mat(perms({X1 X2 X3})) % Each row of P is a combined "sequ...
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sum() function gives error
You have created a variable named SUM in your workspace that shadows MATLAB stock function SUM.
sum() function gives error
You have created a variable named SUM in your workspace that shadows MATLAB stock function SUM.
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mxCreateNumericMatrix and sparse matrix in C/Matlab hybrid programming
I am not sure whether I create the matrices MI and MJ wrongly, or Matlab does not support sparse operation in this manner. The...
mxCreateNumericMatrix and sparse matrix in C/Matlab hybrid programming
I am not sure whether I create the matrices MI and MJ wrongly, or Matlab does not support sparse operation in this manner. The...
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how to give the lines color based on the distanse
% Generate 20 functions x=linspace(0,2*pi,200)'; A=linspace(0.2,1,20); y=A.*(sin(x).*exp(-x/2)); r=sqrt((x-pi).^2+(y).^2);...
how to give the lines color based on the distanse
% Generate 20 functions x=linspace(0,2*pi,200)'; A=linspace(0.2,1,20); y=A.*(sin(x).*exp(-x/2)); r=sqrt((x-pi).^2+(y).^2);...
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mapping of datas in -pi to pi to 0 to 2*pi
data_0_2pi = mod(data,2*pi) the domain of data does not matter actually.
mapping of datas in -pi to pi to 0 to 2*pi
data_0_2pi = mod(data,2*pi) the domain of data does not matter actually.
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Is there faster way to apply `det` function along the third dimension?
Similar question addressed here I would note that Walter's solution that use recursive formal determinant formula might be fast...
Is there faster way to apply `det` function along the third dimension?
Similar question addressed here I would note that Walter's solution that use recursive formal determinant formula might be fast...
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Rearranging rows of a boolean matrix so that the diagonals are all non-zero if possible
Your problem belong to the so-called "Assignment problem", that has dedicated algorithm called Hungarian assigment. Take a look...
Rearranging rows of a boolean matrix so that the diagonals are all non-zero if possible
Your problem belong to the so-called "Assignment problem", that has dedicated algorithm called Hungarian assigment. Take a look...
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How to find volume under 2D data?
% Generate some fake data, replace r with your X and y with your Y vector % you need to peak either side r >= 0 or r <= 0 NOT b...
How to find volume under 2D data?
% Generate some fake data, replace r with your X and y with your Y vector % you need to peak either side r >= 0 or r <= 0 NOT b...
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Vectorization of while loop
meanValue = 10; devValue = 1; numValues = 1000000; presumption = 2; tic % Function from here https://www.mathworks.com/...
Vectorization of while loop
meanValue = 10; devValue = 1; numValues = 1000000; presumption = 2; tic % Function from here https://www.mathworks.com/...
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Create random graph with limited degree
n = 10; % number of nodes maxDeg = 4; M=rand(n); M=0.5*(M+M'); S1=sort(M,1,'descend'); S2=sort(M,2,'descend'); T=max(S1(...
Create random graph with limited degree
n = 10; % number of nodes maxDeg = 4; M=rand(n); M=0.5*(M+M'); S1=sort(M,1,'descend'); S2=sort(M,2,'descend'); T=max(S1(...
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Remove array values with multiple occurances from "parent" array
Test samples a = [1, 1, 1, 2, 2, 2, 3, 3, 3, 4, 4, 4] b = [1, 1, 2, 4, 4, 4] Code u = unique([a,b]); n = length(u); [~, ia...
Remove array values with multiple occurances from "parent" array
Test samples a = [1, 1, 1, 2, 2, 2, 3, 3, 3, 4, 4, 4] b = [1, 1, 2, 4, 4, 4] Code u = unique([a,b]); n = length(u); [~, ia...
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Create all unique combination with a vector array
Try this, no redundancy created. However the number of combinations still grow very quick so be awared. Where as it gives the or...
Create all unique combination with a vector array
Try this, no redundancy created. However the number of combinations still grow very quick so be awared. Where as it gives the or...
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Does anyone know how to use the matlab to calculate the minimu distance between a point outside oval and the oval surface？
Checkout this FEX https://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/fileexchange/27711-euclidian-projection-on-ellipsoid-and-conic
Does anyone know how to use the matlab to calculate the minimu distance between a point outside oval and the oval surface？
Checkout this FEX https://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/fileexchange/27711-euclidian-projection-on-ellipsoid-and-conic
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Distance bewteen 2 cylinders in 3D
Compute the distances between 2 cylinders in 3D as well as the closest points
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select cameratoolbar by axes
When using standard zoom/pan/rotate3D we can disable the axes that would not under the interaction with user by setAllowAxesZoo...
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Modular arithmetic for encryption
"1/2" is integer (let us call it "a") so that a*2 = 1 mod 29 This can be obtained by GCD function >> [~,a]=gcd(2,29) a = ...
Modular arithmetic for encryption
"1/2" is integer (let us call it "a") so that a*2 = 1 mod 29 This can be obtained by GCD function >> [~,a]=gcd(2,29) a = ...
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Bug with conv2
The answer is correct. May be you expect the result with sliding sum with unflip kernel which is of course wrong.
Bug with conv2
The answer is correct. May be you expect the result with sliding sum with unflip kernel which is of course wrong.
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How to replace for loop with vectorization?
[iii,jj]=ndgrid(ii,1:size(res,2)); v=accumarray([iii(:) jj(:)], res(:))
How to replace for loop with vectorization?
[iii,jj]=ndgrid(ii,1:size(res,2)); v=accumarray([iii(:) jj(:)], res(:))
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Generate a random matrix without repeating any value in row and column.
A=mod((0:3)+(0:3)',4)+1; R=A(randperm(end),randperm(end))
Generate a random matrix without repeating any value in row and column.
A=mod((0:3)+(0:3)',4)+1; R=A(randperm(end),randperm(end))
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Getting back the solution to Ax=b after reordering A
This is correct: clc clear close all A=[4 1 2 0.5 2;1 0.5 0 0 0;2 0 3 0 0;0.5 0 0 5/8 0;2 0 0 0 16]; % P_amd=amd(A); P_amd...
Getting back the solution to Ax=b after reordering A
This is correct: clc clear close all A=[4 1 2 0.5 2;1 0.5 0 0 0;2 0 3 0 0;0.5 0 0 5/8 0;2 0 0 0 16]; % P_amd=amd(A); P_amd...
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