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Matlab – Learning the basics
- 1 – What is Matlab – Why Use It?
- 2 – Command line
- 3 – Matlab editor
- 4 – Plotting data
- 5 – Using variables
- 6 – Variable types
- 7 – Mathematical operators
- 8 – Computer memory
- 9 – Get some help
- 10 – IF – Control flow
- 11 – FOR – Control flow
- 12 – Logical operations
- 13 – Matlab, an interpreted language
- 14 – Preallocation
- 15 – Function and sub-functions
- 16 – Variable scope
- 17 – Using strings
- 18 – Built-in functions
- 19 – The profiler
- 20 – Write clear code
- 21 – Debugging in Matlab
- 22 – Other resources to learn Matlab
- 23 – History of Matlab
Matlab intermediate
- Advanced plotting
- Converting between data types
- Rounding errors
- Using structures and cells
- Recursive functions
- Copy on Write
- Short-circuit operators
- Matlab is column-major
- Using handles
- Error Handling – Try and Catch
- Organize your files
- Encrypting your code
- Making interfaces
- Making interfaces : Video tutorial
- Using GUIDATA
Matlab advanced
- Beautiful Plots in MATLAB
- File created by GUIDE
- Practical considerations on making GUIs
- Programming interfaces
- Gaming in Matlab
- Using pointers in Matlab
- Introduction to Object-Oriented Programming
- Matlab thread and java thread
- How to organize large datasets?
- How to store large datasets?
- Moving figure objects
- Professional deployment
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Category Archives: Intermediate
The art of vectorizing – Part 3
Following the last post on using repmat to avoid unnecessary for loops, I introduce bsxfun which is a faster alternative to repmat. Continue reading
Posted in Intermediate, Optimizing your code
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How to organize large datasets?
Here I present ideas to organize large datasets in Matlab. I propose the usage of trees organization and demonstrate how to achieve that in Matlab with native objects. Continue reading
Posted in Intermediate
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The art of vectorizing – Part 2
In a previous post, I introduced you how to vectorize your code. Here I show how to use repmat to process series of elements all at once. Continue reading
Posted in Intermediate, Optimizing your code
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Matlab is no longer slow at for loops
Here, I discuss the most widespread piece of knowledge on Matlab : its inherent slowness with for loop. I demonstrate that it is no longer the case, explain why, and discuss some of the consequences of this fact. Continue reading
Posted in Intermediate, Optimizing your code
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Draw me now…
In this post, I talk about Matlab calculation thread, Java thread and a very common problem : Why does this stupid call to graphic display is not executed in its time? Continue reading
Posted in Advanced, Intermediate
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Advanced plotting in matlab
In a recent post, I introduced you to the joy of plotting in Matlab. Matlab capabilities in this domain are quite large. Today I want to show you how to arrange figures with multiple plots.
Posted in Intermediate
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Handle the handles in guidata
Fasten your seatbelts. Compared to my previous posts which were relatively easy, today I am going to talk about something that confuses 90% of the people I know : GUIDATA. Continue reading
Posted in Intermediate, Making interfaces
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Gaming in Matlab
I have recently been looking into how to make very advanced and beautiful GUIs in Matlab. To get inspiration on how to push Matlab capabilities, I thought I would look into a domain where the GUI is the primary focus : GAMING. Continue reading
Posted in Intermediate, Making interfaces
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Practical considerations on making GUIs
Making interfaces in Matlab is extremely easy and intuitive. Today I want to focus on a few pieces of practical advices to make your interfaces good for others users (ie not only you). Continue reading
Posted in Intermediate, Making interfaces
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Guide me in the figure
If you have used the GUIDE, you know that any program will be made of a M-file and a FIG-file. But what exactly is this Figure file? Continue reading
Posted in Intermediate, Making interfaces
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