The Mathworks Support Team

I have seen The Mathworks Support Team creates various questions and answers that provide a lot of interesting knowledges, tricks, fancy use cases, work around, and on many diverse topics.

I quick search bring up almost 15000 posts at the present time.

How people uses those? I mean is there a place where those question are classified? anyway to browse them by topics? Does anyone here exploit them? If yes how do you do?

[Steven Lord]

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Answer 1

[Maadhav Akula]

Hi Bruno,

That's an interesting question! I believe you can do the following to sort through all the answers provided by MathWorks Support Team :

Goto this link(redirects to all the Questions asked by MathWorks Support Team)

Now you can utilize the filters available to the left of the page to categorize them by Products/Toolboxes.

Hope this helps!

[Rik]

Why did you decide to turn off comments on the question, but not answers? That recent move only seems to the comments being posted as answers. I don't understand the underlying motivation.

[Bruno Luong]

Thank you Madhav

Somewhat filer by products help but it's still a big junk, for example there are still olmost 7000 posts on MATLAB.

It would be nice if we can have multi-filter systems to narrow down the topic. Above 100 topics is hard to be convenient.

If some browsing system can be built ontop of it, it would be great.

Without those systems the posts are not very exploitable, especially the old one.

[Adam Danz]

Much of this would be solved by advanced search options that are easy to use in the form of an advanced search dialog box. With ~half a million threads in the forum, this should become higher priority.

Example:

Search for: Questions

Contributor(s): MathWorks Support Team

Toolbox Statistics & Machine Learning

Tag(s): correlation

key words: Spearman, rank

Release: >=2016b

date range: <empty>

Has Answer: <yes|no|either>

Answer accepted: <yes|no|either>

etc....