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How do I print one value on one row and another on the next
Taking a wild guess: fmt = '%s %10.8f %10.8f %10.8f\r\n'; for i = 1:2:size(unit,1) fprintf(fid_1, fmt,'B',unit(i+0,1:3));...
How do I print one value on one row and another on the next
Taking a wild guess: fmt = '%s %10.8f %10.8f %10.8f\r\n'; for i = 1:2:size(unit,1) fprintf(fid_1, fmt,'B',unit(i+0,1:3));...
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Create multiple subtables from multiple .tsv tables
"The following code does it only for the first .tsv file. Any hint to go recursively over the 120 .tsv files? " There is nothin...
Create multiple subtables from multiple .tsv tables
"The following code does it only for the first .tsv file. Any hint to go recursively over the 120 .tsv files? " There is nothin...
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How to import multiple .mat files into the same workspace
"The problem is that the content of the most recent .mat file overwrites the previous one since the name of the arrays is always...
How to import multiple .mat files into the same workspace
"The problem is that the content of the most recent .mat file overwrites the previous one since the name of the arrays is always...
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Run for loop 1000 times and get distribution of results
T = 1; N = 2^8; dt = 1/N; r = 1; G = 0.7; e = 0.5; R = 2; Dt = R*dt; L = N/R; M = 1000; Xem = nan(M,L); for...
Run for loop 1000 times and get distribution of results
T = 1; N = 2^8; dt = 1/N; r = 1; G = 0.7; e = 0.5; R = 2; Dt = R*dt; L = N/R; M = 1000; Xem = nan(M,L); for...
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define an objective function with user defined number of variables in fminunc()
"How do I define the objective function fun() such that it automatically adapts to the number of variables." fun = @(x) sum(x.^...
define an objective function with user defined number of variables in fminunc()
"How do I define the objective function fun() such that it automatically adapts to the number of variables." fun = @(x) sum(x.^...
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Trying to create a drop down that will open a new uifigure, nothing happens when I click confirm?
Simpler solution: get rid of dda.ItemsData. Then .Value is exactly the text that is shown in the menu. This is explained here: ...
Trying to create a drop down that will open a new uifigure, nothing happens when I click confirm?
Simpler solution: get rid of dda.ItemsData. Then .Value is exactly the text that is shown in the menu. This is explained here: ...
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how to read the data of type a*b?
str = '1*5 5*4 6 8 3 12 -5 9*0 7*-1'; vec = sscanf(str,'%f%*[ *]',[1,Inf])
how to read the data of type a*b?
str = '1*5 5*4 6 8 3 12 -5 9*0 7*-1'; vec = sscanf(str,'%f%*[ *]',[1,Inf])
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Error when creating a tensor from a for loop
"Can anyone tell me what is causing this problem?" Explanation Look at the values that you are using as indices. For the 1st c...
Error when creating a tensor from a for loop
"Can anyone tell me what is causing this problem?" Explanation Look at the values that you are using as indices. For the 1st c...
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I want to build the matrix
m = 4; n = 3; A = randi(9,n) C = [{zeros(n),eye(n)},arrayfun(@(p)A^p,1:m-1,'uni',0)]; G = cell2mat(C(1+tril(toeplitz(1:m))...
I want to build the matrix
m = 4; n = 3; A = randi(9,n) C = [{zeros(n),eye(n)},arrayfun(@(p)A^p,1:m-1,'uni',0)]; G = cell2mat(C(1+tril(toeplitz(1:m))...
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Natural-Order Filename Sort
Alphanumeric sort of filenames or filepaths, with customizable number format.
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Natural-Order Row Sort
Alphanumeric row sort of a cell/string/categorical/table array, with customizable number format.
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Customizable Natural-Order Sort
Alphanumeric sort of a cell/string/categorical array, with customizable number format.
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Custom List / Arbitrary Sequence Sort
Sort a text array into the order of custom lists / arbitrary text sequences. Sort words using alphabets that are NOT in ASCII or...
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Combine multiple varying length double arrays into one timetable
"I assume there has to be a better way of doing this than iteratively calling each variable..." Note that synchronize accepts 1...
Combine multiple varying length double arrays into one timetable
"I assume there has to be a better way of doing this than iteratively calling each variable..." Note that synchronize accepts 1...
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I want to divide an array into x number of smaller arrays of size [m x n] (where x is = m *n) and then using a for loop fill those smaller arrays with the same value
Changing your perspective on this problem would make it easier. A much simpler approach would be to use REPELEM: U = [3,9,6;2,...
I want to divide an array into x number of smaller arrays of size [m x n] (where x is = m *n) and then using a for loop fill those smaller arrays with the same value
Changing your perspective on this problem would make it easier. A much simpler approach would be to use REPELEM: U = [3,9,6;2,...
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TIPS ON ENTERING FUNCTION INPUT
https://www.mathworks.com/help/matlab/matlab_prog/customize-code-suggestions-and-completions.html
TIPS ON ENTERING FUNCTION INPUT
https://www.mathworks.com/help/matlab/matlab_prog/customize-code-suggestions-and-completions.html
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Why does my function that should modify cells from an input return exactly the input every time?
This line: for j=size(p_cell,1) % y coord should be for j=1:size(p_cell,1) % y coord % ^^ After that you will need to f...
Why does my function that should modify cells from an input return exactly the input every time?
This line: for j=size(p_cell,1) % y coord should be for j=1:size(p_cell,1) % y coord % ^^ After that you will need to f...
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EXCEL TABLE - INDEXING MULTIPLE TABLES AT ONCE
Here is one approach using READCELL. It assumes that all data blocks are aligned, and then within each block: the 3rd cell of ...
EXCEL TABLE - INDEXING MULTIPLE TABLES AT ONCE
Here is one approach using READCELL. It assumes that all data blocks are aligned, and then within each block: the 3rd cell of ...
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How to group number sequences in a vector
V1 = [1,1,1,2,2,3,3,3,1,1,3,3,3,2,2,2,1,1,1]; R1 = sprintf('\3+\2+\1+'); [Xs,Xe] = regexp(char(V1),R1) Some values would requ...
How to group number sequences in a vector
V1 = [1,1,1,2,2,3,3,3,1,1,3,3,3,2,2,2,1,1,1]; R1 = sprintf('\3+\2+\1+'); [Xs,Xe] = regexp(char(V1),R1) Some values would requ...
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Not enough input arguments
Your function parameterisation is incorrect. This anonymous function: @(t,y,MAP,Nstep,xNOL)ActualmodelwithPinfinity(t,y,MAP(:,k...
Not enough input arguments
Your function parameterisation is incorrect. This anonymous function: @(t,y,MAP,Nstep,xNOL)ActualmodelwithPinfinity(t,y,MAP(:,k...
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how to convert a matlab variable name to a char for use in a title, legend, etc
https://www.mathworks.com/help/matlab/ref/inputname.html function(input_matrix) in_name = inputname(1); ... title(in_name) ...
how to convert a matlab variable name to a char for use in a title, legend, etc
https://www.mathworks.com/help/matlab/ref/inputname.html function(input_matrix) in_name = inputname(1); ... title(in_name) ...
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for loop for non integer values
It is usually much easier and clearer to loop over indices, rather than over data values: V = 1:0.5:10; E = nan(..); % preallo...
for loop for non integer values
It is usually much easier and clearer to loop over indices, rather than over data values: V = 1:0.5:10; E = nan(..); % preallo...
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"Not enough input arguments" error when using fullfile
"I dont see how I dont have enough input arguments? " Very easily, when S1 is empty: S1 = dir('thisNameDoesNot*Exist') F1 = f...
"Not enough input arguments" error when using fullfile
"I dont see how I dont have enough input arguments? " Very easily, when S1 is empty: S1 = dir('thisNameDoesNot*Exist') F1 = f...
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Is griddedinterpolant omits NaN?
None of the pure interpolation routines will "omit" NaN values. NaN values will propagate from input to output, just as they sh...
Is griddedinterpolant omits NaN?
None of the pure interpolation routines will "omit" NaN values. NaN values will propagate from input to output, just as they sh...
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I keep getting the "not enough inputs error" and I don't know how to fix it
"i get the " not enough input arguments " error pointing at the x(1) in the F(1) equation" That error is caused by the fact tha...
I keep getting the "not enough inputs error" and I don't know how to fix it
"i get the " not enough input arguments " error pointing at the x(1) in the F(1) equation" That error is caused by the fact tha...
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Trying to graph a function I made but it seems to only take the first x value.
Explanation The basic problem is that you wrote your function assuming only a scalar input: Fresnel(2) However you did not wr...
Trying to graph a function I made but it seems to only take the first x value.
Explanation The basic problem is that you wrote your function assuming only a scalar input: Fresnel(2) However you did not wr...
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Command findobj('Type','FunctionLine') produces error if used after fplot invoked with three arguments, fplot(X,Y,LIMITS) - 0×0 empty GraphicsPlaceholder array
A curve defined by a function of X and a function of Y is a parametric curve, so you would need to search for the corresponding ...
Command findobj('Type','FunctionLine') produces error if used after fplot invoked with three arguments, fplot(X,Y,LIMITS) - 0×0 empty GraphicsPlaceholder array
A curve defined by a function of X and a function of Y is a parametric curve, so you would need to search for the corresponding ...
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Error while reading the .csv file
Explanation: As its documentation makes clear, the first input to FOPEN must be the fiename. However, instead of calling it with...
Error while reading the .csv file
Explanation: As its documentation makes clear, the first input to FOPEN must be the fiename. However, instead of calling it with...
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syntax of this line tmp = cellfun(@(tbl) tbl(:, cellstr(dataVariables(ct))), trainDataNormalized, 'UniformOutput', false);% in RUL tutorial
"I can't figure out what @(tbl) tbl is supposed to do , I didn't create neither a function or a variable with such a name, t...
syntax of this line tmp = cellfun(@(tbl) tbl(:, cellstr(dataVariables(ct))), trainDataNormalized, 'UniformOutput', false);% in RUL tutorial
"I can't figure out what @(tbl) tbl is supposed to do , I didn't create neither a function or a variable with such a name, t...
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MatPlotLib Perceptually Uniform Colormaps
MatPlotLib's default perceptually uniform colormap VIRIDIS and distinctive line ColorOrder TAB10
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