I think of the wise and generous John D’Errico as a computational philanthropist. After a long career as a numerical analyst at Kodak, he retired to what could have been complacent indifference… 続きを読む >>

Let me start with a graphical riddle. In what sense is the following equivalence true?

To learn the answer, read on!
I recently came across Nick Higham’s fun post on one-liners in MATLAB. That… 続きを読む >>

Collaboration on software can be a lot of fun, but it can also be hard to motivate.

For instance, you may be working on a project and you’d love some help, but you can’t get anyone else excited about your Interactive Polhode-Herpolhode Animator. Alternatively, you may be willing to help with somebody else’s project, but how do you find something that’s interesting to you and simultaneously needs and wants your help? Because if you’re going to spend time hacking code, you want to make sure somebody actually cares.… 続きを読む >>

I want to show you a trick for finding entertaining MATLAB code. Of course I will always recommend that you start looking on the File Exchange or on Sean and Jiro’s awesome Pick of the Week or… 続きを読む >>

Cody is a game that rewards you for calculating the same answer with less code. The very first Cody problem you encounter is called Times 2. It’s a starter problem, so it’s meant to be… 続きを読む >>

I saw another fun MATLAB-related tweet go by, this time about soccer rather than doughnuts. The Euro 2016 tournament is going on right now, and José Pedro Silva tweeted a cool MATLAB-generated… 続きを読む >>

National Doughnut Day was June 3rd. On that day, Sean Breckling was nice enough to tweet this to the universe of MATLAB users:
https://twitter.com/BikeMath/status/738818666448314369

I sampled his… 続きを読む >>

This is the blog that used to be called "MATLAB Spoken Here." When we gave it that name, we were thinking it would be a good place for general content and announcements... sometimes about community,... 続きを読む >>

The Community Team has launched a new landing page for MATLAB Answers. MATLAB Answers is a popular community resource for people looking for solutions to their MATLAB and Simulink problems. There are… 続きを読む >>

This week’s blogger is Bradley Horton. Bradley is an engineer at MathWorks Australia who works with customers in the education area. He has spent the last 16 years helping clients adopt and… 続きを読む >>