Jiro's pick this week is smoothn by Damien Garcia.As the title of Damien's entry states, smoothn is a fast and easy smoothing function for n-dimensional data. It uses a generalized cross-validation... 更多内容 >>

Contents Using the Kinect for Windows v2 in MATLAB Initializing the device Get a 3-D point cloud from the device Viewing the point cloud stream from the Kinect v2 Detect planes in... 更多内容 >>

Sean's pick this week is Treemap by Joe Hicklin. Contents Single Treemap ... 更多内容 >>

Sean's pick this week is Alternative Box Plot by Christopher Hummersone. Background I was recently doing a seminar for some MATLAB users where one of the plots... 更多内容 >>

Brett's Pick this week is Skeleton3D, by Philip Kollmansberger.A couple years ago, I put together a demo to show how to use MATLAB to calculate the tortuosity, or “twistedness,” of blood... 更多内容 >>

Sean's pick this week is GetAuthentication by Stefan. I was recently asked about a simple way to password protect an executable compiled with MATLAB Compiler. The... 更多内容 >>

Jiro's pick this week is Volumetric Data Explorer by my fellow MathWorker, Adam Filion.Volume visualization refers to a graphical representation of data sets defined on three dimensional grids. There... 更多内容 >>

Will's pick this week is Julia Sets (Live Editor Example) by Joshua Meyer. The MATLAB Live Editor is a wonderful, new medium for expressing your ideas in MATLAB. In this contribution, Joshua... 更多内容 >>

Sean's pick this week is Forbidden Donut by Jerome Briot. In honor of National Donut Day, which to my surprise is a real thing and not just made up... 更多内容 >>

Jiro's pick this week is numcmp by Carlos Adrian Vargas Aguilera.Some (many?) of you may have heard about issues with floating point math, and may have even read this reference. Even in our blogs,... 更多内容 >>