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fprintf 2-882 Specifier Description %f Fixed-point notation %g The more compact of %e or %f, as defined in [2]. Insignificant zeros do not print. %G Same as %g, but using an uppercase E %i Decimal notation (signed) %o Octal notation (unsigned) %s String of characters %u Decimal notation (unsigned) %x Hexadecimal notation (using lowercase letters a–f) %X Hexadecimal notation (using uppercase letters A–F) Conversion characters %o, %u, %x, and %X support subtype specifiers. See Remarks for more information. Escape Characters This table lists the escape character sequences you use to specify nonprinting characters in a format specification. Character Description \b Backspace \f Form feed \n New line \r Carriage return \t Horizontal tab \\ Backslash
Character Description \'' or '' (two single quotes) Single quotation mark %% Percent character Remarks The fprintf function behaves like its ANSI C language namesake with these exceptions and extensions. fprintf If you use fprintf to convert a MATLAB double into an integer, and the double contains a value that cannot be represented as an integer (for example, it contains a fraction), MATLAB ignores the specified conversion and outputs the value in exponential format. To successfully perform this conversion, use the fix, floor, ceil, or round functions to change the value in the double into a value that can be represented as an integer before passing it to sprintf. The following nonstandard subtype specifiers are supported for the conversion characters %o, %u, %x, and %X. b The underlying C data type is a double rather than an unsigned integer. For example, to print a double-precision value in hexadecimal, use a format like '%bx'. t The underlying C data type is a float rather than an unsigned integer. For example, to print a double value in hexadecimal, use the format '%bx'. The fprintf function is vectorized for nonscalar arguments. The function recycles the format string through the elements of A (columnwise) until all the elements are used up. The function then continues in a similar manner through any additional matrix arguments. 2-883
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Function Reference Volume 2: F - O
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1 Functions — Categorical List De
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Functions — Categorical List 1 Th
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Desktop Tools and Development Envir
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Desktop Tools and Development Envir
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Mathematics Mathematics Functions f
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Operations and Manipulation : (colo
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Matrix Analysis cond Condition numb
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Trigonometric acos Inverse cosine a
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Discrete Math (e.g., Prime Factors)
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Interpolation and Computational Geo
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Ordinary Differential Equations (IV
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Elementary Sparse Matrices spdiags
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Programming and Data Types Programm
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strjust Justify character array str
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Data Type Conversion Numeric double
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Basic Array Information disp Displa
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Arithmetic Operations + Plus - Minu
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Programming in MATLAB “M-File Fun
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Control Flow break Terminate execut
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MEX Programming dbmex Enable MEX-fi
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Opening, Loading, Saving Files impo
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Audio and Audio/Video General audio
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Graphics 2-D graphs, specialized pl
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Area, Bar, and Pie Plots area Area
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Bit-Mapped Images frame2im Convert
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Figure Windows clc Clear figure win
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Color Operations brighten Brighten
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Lighting camlight Cerate or positio
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Deploying User Interfaces guidata S
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Functions — Alphabetical List 2
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2factorial Purpose Factorial functi
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2fclose Purpose Close one or more o
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See Also compass, LineSpec, rose 2
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2ferror Purpose Query MATLAB about
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. . fx = feval(funfcn,x,varargin{:}
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Examples A common use of Fourier tr
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Data Type Support When N is a prime
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2fft2 Purpose Two-dimensional discr
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2fftshift Purpose Shift zero-freque
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2fftw Purpose Interface to the FFTW
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fftw('wisdom', str) loads the strin
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2fgetl Purpose Read line from file,
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2fieldnames Purpose Return field na
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2figflag Purpose This function is O
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2figure Purpose Create a figure gra
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Property Name Property Description
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Modifying Properties Figure Propert
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Children vector of handles Figure P
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Color ColorSpec Figure Properties B
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Figure Properties unless the mouse
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Figure Properties and labels, the c
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InvertHardcopy {on} | off Figure Pr
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Figure Properties This property aff
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PaperType Select a value from the f
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PointerShapeCData 16-by-16 matrix F
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Figure Properties On UNIX systems,
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Or Figure Properties The host compu
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SelectionType {normal} | extend | a
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Units {pixels} | normalized | inche
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Figure Properties and stays above a
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Figure Properties zdepth 24 - indic
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!glxinfo Figure Properties After pr
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2fileattrib Purpose Set or get attr
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Examples Get Attributes of File To
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fileattrib The operation was succes
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filebrowser 2filebrowser Purpose Di
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File Format Extension File Content
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2fileparts Purpose Return filename
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2fill Purpose Filled two-dimensiona
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See Also axis, caxis, colormap, Col
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If you specify color using C, fill3
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2filter Purpose Filter data with an
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The operation of filter at sample m
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2find Purpose Find indices and valu
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Page 157 and 158: 2findall Purpose Find handles of al
Page 159 and 160: 2findobj Purpose Locate graphics ob
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Page 163 and 164: 2finish Purpose MATLAB termination
Page 165 and 166: fitsinfo The tables that follow sho
Page 167 and 168: Fields of the BinaryTable Structure
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Page 173 and 174: Example Read FITS file tst0012.fits
Page 175 and 176: 2flipdim Purpose Flip array along a
Page 177 and 178: 2flipud Purpose Flip matrices up-do
Page 179 and 180: 2floor Purpose Round towards minus
Page 181 and 182: 2flow Purpose A simple function of
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Page 185 and 186: fminbnd Limitations The function to
Page 187 and 188: TolFun Termination tolerance on the
Page 189 and 190: function f = myfun(x,a) f = x(1)^2
Page 191 and 192: current directory. If it is not fou
Page 193 and 194: 2for Purpose Repeat statements a sp
Page 195 and 196: 2format Purpose Control display for
Page 197 and 198: get(0,'Format') ans = long Set the
Page 199 and 200: 2fplot Purpose Plot a function betw
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Page 211 and 212: 2frameedit Purpose Create and edit
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Page 217 and 218: Specifying Output Precision By defa
Page 219 and 220: Remarks If the input stream is byte
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Page 223 and 224: 2freqspace Purpose Determine freque
Page 225 and 226: 2fscanf Purpose Read formatted data
Page 227 and 228: fscanf Mixing character and numeric
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Page 231 and 232: 2ftp Purpose Connect to FTP server,
Page 233 and 234: 2full Purpose Convert sparse matrix
Page 235 and 236: 2func2str Purpose Construct a funct
Page 237 and 238: 2function Purpose Function M-files
Page 239 and 240: 2function_handle (@) Purpose MATLAB
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Page 245 and 246: 2funm Purpose Evaluate general matr
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Page 249 and 250: 2fwrite Purpose Write binary data t
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Page 253 and 254: Purpose Test matrices Syntax [A,B,C
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Argument k defaults to round(n/4),
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(n,n+1-abs(j)) position, and zeros
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kahan—Upper trapezoidal matrix A
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gallery with the same diagonal entr
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pei—Pei matrix gallery A = galler
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andhess—Random, orthogonal upper
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iemann—Matrix associated with the
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toeppen—Pentadiagonal Toeplitz ma
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n = 5 hilb(6)(1:5,2:6)*1.8144. A sy
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gamma, gammainc, gammaln Y = gammal
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2gcbf Purpose Get handle of figure
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2gcd Purpose Greatest common diviso
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2gcf Purpose Get current figure han
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2genpath Purpose Generate a path st
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See Also addpath, path, pathdef, pa
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genvarname If the str input contain
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k time_elapsed time_elapsed2 time_e
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object property names and whose fie
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2get (timer) Purpose Display or get
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2getappdata Purpose Get value of ap
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2getfield Purpose Get field of stru
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2getframe Purpose Get movie frame S
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getplottool 2getplottool Purpose Ut
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2global Purpose Define a global var
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2gmres Purpose Generalized Minimum
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Examples Example 1. A = gallery('wi
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gmres References [1] Barrett, R., M
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See Also LineSpec, sparse, spy 1 0.
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Examples The statements gradient di
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2graymon Purpose Set default figure
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2griddata Purpose Data gridding Syn
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0.5 0 −0.5 2 1 0 See Also delauna
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griddata3 [2] National Science and
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griddatan Reference [1] Barber, C.
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Examples Example 1. The matrices ha
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A = B = The statement 1 4 7 10 13 2
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2gtext Purpose Mouse placement of t
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% save the structure guidata(figure
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Purpose Hadamard matrix Syntax H =
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2hdf Purpose HDF interface Syntax h
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2hdf5 Purpose HDF5 data type classe
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The following are the methods of th
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Methods Description Syntax setData
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h5vlen The HDF5 h5vlen class associ
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Data: {[] [] []} MemberNames: {'tem
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2hdf5info Purpose Return informatio
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2hdf5read Purpose Read data from an
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2hdf5write Purpose Write a Hierarch
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hdf5write If the data in the worksp
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2hdfinfo Purpose Return information
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hdfinfo Fields Common to Returned S
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Fields of the Vdata Structure Field
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See Also hdfread, hdf fileinfo = hd
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hdfread If a parameter requires mul
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Parameter Description Required Para
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hdfread Subsetting Parameters for H
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Parameter Description Optional Para
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ans = 16 ans = 5 hdfread Using hdfr
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2hdftool Purpose Browse and import
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help classname.methodname displays
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help datafeed displays help for the
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Tabs in Help Navigator pane provide
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2helpdlg Purpose Create a help dial
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2helpwin Purpose Provide access to
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See Also eig, qz, schur Matrix A Ro
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2hex2num Purpose Convert IEEE hexad
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2hggroup Purpose Create hggroup obj
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Modifying Properties Hggroup Proper
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Hggroup Properties MATLAB executes
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Hggroup Properties potentially dama
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Hggroup Properties When you want to
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2hgsave Purpose Saves a Handle Grap
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More Information The references in
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h(1) = surface(x,y,z,'FaceColor','r
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Hgtransform Properties ButtonDownFc
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Hgtransform Properties none — Do
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Interruptible {on} | off Hgtransfor
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Hgtransform Properties the child ob
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2hilb Purpose Hilbert matrix Syntax
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The histogram’s x-axis reflects t
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2histc Purpose Histogram count Synt
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hold off sets the NextPlot property
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2horzcat Purpose Horizontal concate
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2hostid Purpose Return MATLAB serve
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Purpose Imaginary unit Syntax i a+b
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Remarks Nonscalar Expressions If th
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2ifft Purpose Inverse discrete Four
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2ifft2 Purpose Two-dimensional inve
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2ifftn Purpose Multidimensional inv
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2ifftshift Purpose Inverse FFT shif
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2im2java Purpose Convert image to J
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2imag Purpose Imaginary part of a c
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image(x,y,C,'PropertyName',Property
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The order of the operations must be
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Modifying Properties Image Properti
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Image Properties ButtonDownFcn stri
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0.5 1 1.5 2 2.5 3 3.5 4 4.5 0.5 1 1
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Image Properties slowest. The other
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Image Properties See Objects That C
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2imagesc Purpose Scale data and dis
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See Also image “Bit-Mapped Images
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Information Returned Format File Ty
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See Also imformats, imread, imwrite
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Field Value alpha Returns 1 if the
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2importdata Purpose Load data from
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Supported Formats [...] = imread(fi
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imread Note By default, Microsoft W
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[...] = imread(...,'Back','none');
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This example reads an ICO image, ap
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Supported Formats imwrite This tabl
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JPEG-Specific Parameters This table
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Parameter Values Default 'Transpare
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RAS-Specific Parameters This table
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imwrite L*a*b* Color Data For TIFF
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2ind2rgb Purpose Convert an indexed
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IND = [3 4 5 6] s = [3,3]; [I,J] =
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2Inf Purpose Infinity Syntax Inf In
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2info Purpose Display Release Notes
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g(t) = t^2 You can convert the resu
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2inmem Purpose Return functions in
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2inpolygon Purpose Detect points in
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2input Purpose Request user input S
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2inputname Purpose Input argument n
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Check this field in the MATLAB comm
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2int8, int16, int32, int64 Purpose
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2interp1 Purpose One-dimensional da
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y = sin(x); xi = 0:.25:10; yi = int
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interp1 For the 'spline' method, in
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interp2 spacing is handled by mappi
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2interp3 Purpose Three-dimensional
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2interpft Purpose One-dimensional i
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interpn Discussion All the interpol
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interpstreamspeed coordinates for U
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See Also stream2, stream3, streamli
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2intmax Purpose Return largest poss
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2intwarning Purpose Control state o
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Examples Check the initial state of
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2inv Purpose Matrix inverse Syntax
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See Also det, lu, rref Inputs of Ty
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2ipermute Purpose Inverse permute t
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See Also isa islogical Determine if
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To check for a sparse array, use is
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2iscell Purpose Determine if input
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2ischar Purpose Determine if input
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2isempty Purpose Test if array is e
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f2: 50 B.f2 = 50; B.f1 = 25 B = f2:
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2isfield Purpose Determine if input
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2isfloat Purpose Detect floating-po
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2ishandle Purpose Determines if val
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2isinf Purpose Detect infinite elem
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2iskeyword Purpose Determine if inp
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2isletter Purpose Detect array elem
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2ismember Purpose Detect members of
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2ismethod Purpose Determine if inpu
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2isnumeric Purpose Determine if inp
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2isocaps Purpose Compute isosurface
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“Volume Visualization” for rela
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isonormals(x,y,z,data,p); isocolors
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See Also isosurface, isocaps, smoot
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isonormals Draw an isosurface from
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isosurface(...) with no output argu
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2ispc Purpose Determine if PC (Wind
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2isprop Purpose Determine if input
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This expression detects strictly re
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2issorted Purpose Determine if set
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2isspace Purpose Detect space chara
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2isstr Purpose Determine if input i
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Category Description isstrprop wspa
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2isstruct Purpose Determine if inpu
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2isunix Purpose Determine if UNIX v
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2isvarname Purpose Determine if inp
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Purpose Imaginary unit Syntax j x+y
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2kron Purpose Kronecker tensor prod
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lasterr catch errmsg = lasterr; if(
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catch do_cleanup rethrow(lasterror)
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lastwarn Use lastwarn to determine
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2ldivide, rdivide Purpose Left or r
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legend(string_matrix) adds a legend
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Obsolete Location Values Obsolete S
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See Also LineSpec, plot In this exa
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m m Nn ( x) = ( - 1) legendre m Des
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2length Purpose Length of vector Sy
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license Image Processing Toolbox. T
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2light Purpose Create a light objec
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Modifying Properties Light Property
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HandleVisibility {on} | callback |
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Light Properties to define object h
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2lighting Purpose Select the lighti
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2line Purpose Create line object Sy
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Finally, pop the first line to the
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Line Properties queue — Queue the
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Line Properties color with that of
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Line Properties Marker character (s
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Line Properties Type string (read o
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Lineseries Properties routine as a
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Lineseries Properties obtain greate
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Lineseries Properties Marker charac
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Lineseries Properties Type string (
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Lineseries Properties MATLAB reeval
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Specifier Marker Type 'square' or s
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1 0.8 0.6 0.4 0.2 0 −0.2 −0.4
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2linkaxes Purpose Synchronize limit
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2linkprop Purpose Keep same value f
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The property linking code is in ste
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2linsolve Purpose Solve a linear sy
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opts.UT = true; opts.TRANSA = true;
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2listdlg Purpose Create list select
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2load Purpose Load workspace variab
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Example 2 — Loading From an ASCII
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See Also load, save, saveobj loadob
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2log1p Purpose Compute log(1+x) acc
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2log10 Purpose Common (base 10) log
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2loglog Purpose Log-log scale plot
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2logm Purpose Matrix logarithm Synt
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2logspace Purpose Generate logarith
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2lower Purpose Convert string to lo
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2lscov Purpose Least squares soluti
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Reference [1] Strang, G., Introduct
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[x,resnorm,residual,exitflag] = lsq
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2lsqr Purpose LSQR implementation o
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[x,flag,relres,iter,resvec] = lsqr(
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2lu Purpose LU matrix factorization
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P Row permutation matrix satisfying
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The determinant of the example matr
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2luinc Purpose Incomplete LU matrix
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thresh is the pivot threshold betwe
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0 100 200 300 400 0 100 200 300 400
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Purpose Magic square Syntax M = mag
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350 300 250 200 150 100 50 n = 18 0
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2mat2cell Purpose Divide matrix int
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2mat2str Purpose Convert a matrix i
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2material Purpose Controls the refl
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2matlab (UNIX) Purpose Start MATLAB
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Values for archOption Option Descri
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matlab (UNIX) separated list of lic
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matlab (UNIX) The following table l
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Variable Definition and Standard As
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Variable Definition and Standard As
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2matlab (Windows) Purpose Start MAT
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matlab (Windows) matlab mgrOption s
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2matlabcolon (matlab:) Purpose Run
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and depending on which link is clic
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2matlabrc Purpose MATLAB startup M-
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2max Purpose Maximum elements of an
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2median Purpose Median value of arr
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2menu Purpose Generate a menu of ch
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2mesh, meshc, meshz Purpose Mesh pl
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mesh, meshc, meshz meshc assumes th
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Y = 10 10 10 11 11 11 12 12 12 13 1
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GetBSTR GetVariantVector addpropert
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2mex Purpose Compile MEX-function f
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2mexext Purpose Return the MEX-file
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2mget (ftp) Purpose Download file f
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2minres Purpose Minimum Residual me
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Examples Example 1. n = 100; on = o
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2mislocked Purpose True if M-file o
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s = 1 mess = '' messid = '' mkdir I
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2mkpp Purpose Make a piecewise poly
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See Also ppval, spline, unmkpp mkpp
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mldivide \, mrdivide / Note Matrix
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-0.0321 mldivide \, mrdivide / The
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mldivide \, mrdivide / forward subs
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X = U\(L\B) mldivide \, mrdivide /
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2mlint Purpose Check M-files for po
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2mlintrpt Purpose Run mlint for fil
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See Also mlint mlintrpt For more in
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2mmfileinfo Purpose Information abo
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audio_data = Format: 'MPEGLAYER3' N
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2more Purpose Display Command Windo
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If the current directory is project
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2movegui Purpose Move GUI figure to
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2movie Purpose Play recorded movie
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2movie2avi Purpose Create an Audio/
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2mput (ftp) Purpose Upload file or
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2mtimes Purpose Matrix multiplicati
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while the third column of B is B(:,
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2multibandread Purpose Read band in
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Subsetting Parameters multibandread
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2multibandwrite Purpose Write multi
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Band Column Row C C C C C B B B B B
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2munlock Purpose Allow M-file or ME
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Purpose Return maximum identifier l
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See Also Inf, isnan unique([1 1 NaN
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error(nargchk(2, 4, nargin, 'struct
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end See Also inputname, varargin, v
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error(nargoutchk(2, 4, nargout, 'st
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2ndgrid Purpose Generate arrays for
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2ndims Purpose Number of array dime
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First, newplot reads the current fi
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2nextpow2 Purpose Next power of two
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2noanimate Purpose Change EraseMode
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2norm Purpose Vector and matrix nor
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2normest Purpose 2-norm estimate Sy
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2now Purpose Current date and time
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2null Purpose Null space of a matri
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2num2cell Purpose Convert a numeric
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2num2str Purpose Number to string c
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2numel Purpose Number of elements i
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Purpose Solve fully implicit differ
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sol.x Steps chosen by the solver. I
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[y0,yp0] = decic(@weissinger,t0,y0,
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ode45, ode23, ode113, ode15s, ode23
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odefile 2odefile Purpose Define a d
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options = < Insert options = odeset
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3 2 1 0 −1 −2 −3 0 2 4 6 8 10
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2odeget Purpose Extract properties
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Solver output Jacobian matrix Event
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Jacobian Matrix Properties (for ode
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Step Size Properties Property Value
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odextend Note To extend solutions o
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2open Purpose Open files based on e
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Example 4 — Opening a MAT-File Th
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figure_handle = openfig(...) return
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openvar 2openvar Purpose Open works
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2optimset Purpose Create or edit an
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Option Value Description optimset O
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c: 3 a: 1 snew = orderfields(s) sne
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2ordschur Purpose Reorder eigenvalu
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See Also print, set the orient port
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2otherwise Purpose Default part of
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Symbols $matlabroot 2-1430 @ 2-915
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COM object methods inspect 2-1184 i
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equal arrays detecting 2-1228, 2-12
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format precision when writing 2-890
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appending to when saving (WriteMode
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one-dimensional 2-1189 two-dimensio
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lighting 2-1315 Line creating 2-131
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M-files checking for problems 2-147
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elational 2-1368 symbols 2-1050 opt
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R range space 2-1592 RAS files para
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tensor, Kronecker product 2-1283 te
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Line property 2-1331 lineseries pro
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