More thoughts about implicit expansionSteve Eddins returns with another thoughtful post on implicit expansion.Several people have expressed some trepidation about the increased possibility of making... 続きを読む >>

Today’s guest blogger is Sowmini Sampath, from the Documentation group at MathWorks. Her team’s goal is to make it easier for you to learn how to use our products. Which means examples, examples, and more examples, right? But there’s other useful stuff too, if you need it. She is writing today about the Release Notes.... 続きを読む >>

With pleasure, I introduce today's guest blogger, my colleague, Steve Eddins. He has been heavily involved in image processing capabilities in our tools and more recently has also contributed substantially to designing additions and improvements to the MATLAB language.... 続きを読む >>

Toshi is back for today's guest post. You may have seen Toshi's earlier posts about text analytics and he often deals with text in his data analysis. So he is very excited about new string arrays in R2016b.... 続きを読む >>

I was recently working with someone who had some temporal data in various formats and was trying to merge them in a meaningful way.... 続きを読む >>

Ever wish you could easily perform some statistical calculations with a sliding window, but find convolution and filtering a bit daunting for this application? Then a set of new functions in Release R2016a might just be for you! ... 続きを読む >>

You may end up hearing this from many of the different bloggers at MathWorks. Steve and Stuart did! And now for my turn.... 続きを読む >>

Today I'd like to introduce you to a guest blogger, Eric Wetjen, who is a Product Marketing Manager here at MathWorks. Today, Eric will be discussing ThingSpeak, a platform for collecting and analyzing Internet of Things (IoT) data with MATLAB.... 続きを読む >>

We have had many requests over the years for some of our functions to include tolerances, e.g., find. I don't know if you noticed, but some of the relevant functions (not find) now allow this.... 続きを読む >>

Today's guest blogger is Matt Tearle, from the Training Services group here at MathWorks. Matt puts two data analysis functions introduced in R2015b through their paces with some unexpected uses.... 続きを読む >>