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December 21st, 2012

MATLAB Christmas Trees

While online doing some last minute shopping, I found some Christmas trees that were created using MATLAB.  I thought they are perfect to share with everyone in our community during this holiday season. What a perfect gift if you are still looking for something for someone special! You can even get the MATLAB code to create your own version!

From XMas Tree, this tree was created by Marc Latzel on File Exchange.

Also from File Exchange, Anselm shares his Christmas Tree Plot.

From YouTube, gknor has shared his MATLAB Xmas Tree Animation.

Do you have a favorite MATLAB Christmas tree? Vote for one of these trees or share a link to your own creation as a comment below.

Happy holidays to everyone from the Do You Speak MATLAB blog team!

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By Helen Chen

Helen is part of the MATLAB Central team. She spends her days hanging out with really cool folks online at MATLAB Central and at MathWorks HQ in Natick.

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One Response to “MATLAB Christmas Trees”

  1. Ned Gulley replied on January 7th, 2013 at 17:48 UTC :

    Don’t forget Cleve’s greetings.m tree: http://blogs.mathworks.com/cleve/2012/12/24/seasons-greetings/

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