Last week we showed how to use a Monte Carlo approach to write a program capable of playing Tic Tac Toe. But that was just our warm-up exercise. Now let’s build another game that can take… 更多内容 >>

A story about just-in-time expertise. Sometimes the best learning is no learning.
COMPUTERS, CHESS, AND GO
I read an article in IEEE Spectrum about computer programs that play Go (AIs Have Mastered… 更多内容 >>

In the last post, Wendy Fullam told us about MATLAB Examples, where you could see working examples and pick apart the code to see how they worked. But suppose you wanted more? Suppose you wanted an… 更多内容 >>

This week, guest-blogger Wendy Fullam is trumpeting the arrival of a new Support page feature. Wendy is the Technical Marketing Product Manager for MathWorks online support and website search… 更多内容 >>

This week we hear from Toshi Takeuchi about how to take advantage of MATLAB’s recent improvements to Git integration. Toshi is a Senior Marketing Manager at MathWorks.
Quick Introduction to Git… 更多内容 >>

I am very excited to welcome a new blogger to MATLAB Central: Mike Garrity is going to be writing about graphics on the appropriately named Mike on MATLAB Graphics blog.

Mike is a computer graphics… 更多内容 >>

This is a continuation of the last post (see Expo Conversations – Part 1), in which we learned how the MathWorks UK office built a system for detecting social interaction at the MATLAB Expo… 更多内容 >>

Plenty of people talk about building cool things, but how many of us really do it? Sure, you can do amazing things these days with Arduino boards and cloud computing, but sitting down and creating… 更多内容 >>

Today we interview Nick Trefethen, Professor of Numerical Analysis, University of Oxford.

Photo by Sara Kerens

Nick is what you might call a “heroic user” of MATLAB. He was there at… 更多内容 >>

This summer my mother-in-law is renting a house on a lake in New Hampshire. Looking at the calendar, my wife said: "The ten-day forecast makes it look like it's going to be pretty hot up at the lake... 更多内容 >>