File Exchange Pick of the Week

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Bouncing Rod Simulator 2

Jiro's Pick this week is Bouncing Rod Simulator by Matthew Sheen.As a mechanical engineer, I love simulating physical phenomena. When you have equations of motion, you can easily simulate them in... read more >>

MatCal

Will's pick this week is MatCal by Bryan. I'm no archaeologist, but I read a fair number of books that cover the topic. A common point of discussion is the wonder and challenges of radiocarbon... read more >>

Figures for Dark Mode 2

Jiro's Pick this week is dark mode plot by Natan.Do you work in dark mode? If you do, you need to take a look at this entry by Natan, especially if you make presentations using the dark theme. As you... read more >>

Random String Utility

Will's pick this week is Random String Utility by Dan Couture. This is an oldie but a goodie. This submission is from 2012 but still works just fine in R2022b (another testament to the... read more >>

Dave’s MATLAB Shooter

Will's pick this week is Dave's MATLAB Shooter(data) by David Buckingham. This submission is way back in 2010, but it has somehow dodged the Pick of the Week...till now. This is an Atari-style... read more >>

Take your Live Script to WordPress

Jiro's Pick this week is Publishing tool for MATLAB® live script to WordPress by my colleague Cheng Chen.I do two different kinds of "coding". I code to create reusable functions, and I code to solve... read more >>

Detecting Ellipses in Images

Brett's Pick this week is Ellipse Detection Using 1D Hough Transform, by Martin Simonovsky.ContentsIntroductionThe SourceThe ImplementationA Test DriveSegmentationDetecting the EllipsesImproving the... read more >>

Boxplots made easy 1

Jiro's Pick this week is BoxPlotPro by Carlos Borau.I'm a big fan of apps, since using apps simplifies tasks for common use cases and increases efficiency. As you may know, many MATLAB products come... read more >>

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