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January 3rd, 2007

List of published m-files

I made a video about publishing reports from MATLAB a while back. Santosh, one of my fellow MathWorkers, was curious what people have been doing with this capability, so he added a nice Google search into a report. With this we can easily browse the nearly 500 such files that are available on-line.

In particular I liked this publishing format when applied to emission tomography and found it very interesting to try and understand this specgram demo that was written in Finnish. I remember only a little of that language from when I lived in Oulu Finland, but found it interesting that having the code interspersed allowed me to understand what was going on. The comments were all in Finnish but the variable names were a mix of Finnish and English. Being fluent in MATLAB helped it all make sense though!

4 Responses to “List of published m-files”

  1. StephenLL replied on :

    Doug,

    In the spirit of the list of published m-file on the internet report: How about adding to the File Exchange a link that lists published in FEX? There is a similar list for screenshots.

    Thanks for providing this blog. Truly a great resource.

    Stephen

  2. Doug replied on :

    Is this what you were looking for?

    http://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/reports/fileexchange/published_m_files/

    You can find that link and others here:

    http://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/reports/fileexchange/

  3. StephenLL replied on :

    Thanks Doug. I learn something new everyday. I never looked under the reports link. I always saw the screenshot index and wished there was one for published m-files.

    Very nice… Thanks.

  4. joão cezar replied on :

    I want of the M-files this book: MATLAB PROGRAMMING FOR ENGINEERS 2002

    THANKS

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