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August 8th, 2008

Jiro’s live seminar, part 9 of 9: Recap and automated reporting

There is nothing like seeing an expert MATLAB user in action to learn plenty of tips and tricks about using MATLAB. Not everyone can get to one of our free live seminars, so Jiro and I made this recording. We will be presenting the 37 minutes of video in a series of 9 short, daily videos here on the blog.

This video is a recap and covers automated reporting.

All the videos in the series are located here.

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4 Responses to “Jiro’s live seminar, part 9 of 9: Recap and automated reporting”

  1. Mike Briggs replied on :

    Doug, lookin’ for the download option. We also have a firewall issue.

    Thanks.

    Mike Briggs

  2. Peter Brady replied on :

    Hey Doug,

    I’ve got to agree with Mike’s comments and enjoyed the content but would like a download option. I suspect firewall problems at my end but have tried on two networks and still had trouble with the streaming.

    FYI: MacOSX 10.5.4, Firefox 3.0.1.

    Thanks

    -pete

  3. Bernardo replied on :

    Thanks to Doug and Jiro for the tutorial. I’m not usually a big fan of automatically generated code but that seemed fairly efficient and I learned a couple of tricks. Ta!

  4. Doug replied on :

    Peter,

    Here is the link to the whole video, and the downloadable version.

    http://blogs.mathworks.com/pick/2008/08/11/jiros-live-seminar-complete-higher-resolution-video/

    Doug

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