So you kind of remember what you named that file, but you don't remember exactly where you put it. Sound familiar? You have some options for finding that file. It's likely that your OS has a... 続きを読む >>

Bob's pick this week is a three pack.   Display data as an HTML table by Gus Brown Printing Variables to HTML Tables in Published Code by Ned Gulley Generate HTML Table with... 続きを読む >>

Jiro's pick this week is Intruder Detection by David Leffingwell, a fellow MathWorker.
I really like examples that involve hardware because they are flashy and you can physically see things... 続きを読む >>

Even though I have moved over to the Video blog [click here] I wanted to give a quick update on the winner of the data exploration puzzler we did a while back. It turns out that the winner,... 続きを読む >>

Brett's Pick this week is Morse, by Fahad Al Mahmood. Last week I blogged about how to make MATLAB talk. This week, we can look at how to make it speak Morse code! I recall fondly being an... 続きを読む >>

Brett's Pick this week focuses on functionality rather than on a single file. For a project I'm currently playing around with, I recently decided that I wanted to make my computer talk, and to... 続きを読む >>

Bob's pick this week is Summer Olympic Medals 1896-present by Bill McKeeman.   The data source is Wikipedia, which Bill references. I find his plots much more interesting than... 続きを読む >>

Jiro's pick this week is MYAA by Anders Brun.   A few months ago, I wrote a post for Loren's Art of MATLAB blog about creating publication-quality graphics. That post was about... 続きを読む >>

Bob's pick this week is Stopwatch by Joseph Kirk. For starters this is a useful tool. Sometimes you just want to time a real world event. Who knows where Coach Jones went but MATLAB is right... 続きを読む >>

Jiro's pick this week is VARYCOLOR by Daniel Helmick.   Have you ever had to plot many lines on a single graph and you had to construct additional set of colors to augment the... 続きを読む >>