Brett's Pick this week is "cloudPlot", by Daniel Armyr.As data acquisition and storage capacities continue to expand, we are constantly being bombarded with increasingly large datasets.... 更多内容 >>

Jiro's pick this week is TextZoomable by Ken Purchase.Today's entry was inspired by my colleague, Sean, who also guest posts for this blog from time to time. He and I are application engineers,... 更多内容 >>

Jiro's pick this week is exportToPPTX by Stefan Slonevskiy.Did you know that you could automatically generate reports from your MATLAB program? You can publish a report in various formats -- HTML,... 更多内容 >>

Brett's Pick this week is "vol3d v2", by Oliver Woodford.Today's Pick is brought to you by Oliver Woodford, one of the most popular contributors to the File Exchange, and author of export_fig, the... 更多内容 >>

Idin's pick for this week is the regexpBuilder by Michael Ryan.Regular expressions can be a powerful tool in searching through strings or documents. If you haven't used them before, think of them... 更多内容 >>

Jiro's pick this week is Web-browser viewable animations by Kevin Bartlett.I love thinking about creative ways of presenting results. As the number of dimensions increases, I find myself using... 更多内容 >>

Brett's Pick this week is "Bordertext", by Jan de Wilde.With "bordertext," Jan has shared an elegant way to label a figure or an axes, saving us the trouble of having to calculate positions for our... 更多内容 >>

Sean's pick this week is inpolyhedron by Sven. Polygons, Polyhedra and Convexity It's often useful to know if a point is inside of a polygon (two dimensions)... 更多内容 >>

Brett's Pick this week is "Colormaps compatible with red-green color perception deficiencies", by Matthias Geissbuehler.If you can see a two-digit number in this image, count yourself fortunate: Most... 更多内容 >>

Sean's pick this week is Schemaball by Oleg Komarov. I was reading Cleve's post a few months ago about the Lake Arrowhead Coauthor Graph and saw a comment that... 更多内容 >>