NOTE! As of R2013a, MATLAB has a fully supported built-in unit testing framework. If you are just getting started, please investigate it first! Bob's pick this week is MATLAB xUnit Test... read more >>
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NOTE! As of R2013a, MATLAB has a fully supported built-in unit testing framework. If you are just getting started, please investigate it first! Bob's pick this week is MATLAB xUnit Test... read more >>
Jiro's pick this week is GUI Layout Toolbox by Ben Tordoff and David Sampson, who are MathWorks consultants from our UK office. It's been a while since I highlighted a GUI layout entry.... read more >>
Bob's pick this week is Distribution Plot by Jonas. The Statistics Toolbox includes a boxplot function. The following data shows how the fuel economy of some passenger... read more >>
Jiro's pick this week is a set of functions for operating on files and folders by Frederic Moisy. I use MATLAB for analyzing data and creating tools for data analysis. But I like MATLAB... read more >>
Brett's Pick this week is export_fig, by Oliver Woodford. Frequently, when I'm bantering about MATLAB at cocktail parties, the question of how to create "publication-quality" graphics from... read more >>
Jiro's pick this week is settingsdlg by Rody Oldenhuis. Last December, I wrote this post on inputsdlg by Kesh. I really liked the flexibility of inputsdlg in creating a complex user... read more >>
Bob's pick this week is progbar by Ben Mitch. Do your MATLAB programs take a long time to run? Maybe you have a large simulation that loops over many... read more >>
Jiro's pick this week is PUTVAR by John D'Errico. This is an interesting one. The more I think about it, the more I find it useful. putvar is a simple function for saving local... read more >>
Brett's Pick this week is maze_solution, by Image Analyst. Last week, Loren blogged about Image Analyst's new File Exchange submission for solving mazes using image processing... read more >>
Bob's pick this week is Panel by Ben Mitch. One of my favorite MATLAB functions for visualizing data is subplot. subplot is powerful but panel helps you make fancier plots. Ben's... read more >>
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