Bob's pick this week is degrees and radians by Richard Medlock. These two helper functions are simple but useful. I don't know how many times I have needed... read more >>
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Bob's pick this week is degrees and radians by Richard Medlock. These two helper functions are simple but useful. I don't know how many times I have needed... read more >>
In my last Pick, I singled out someone who has contributed widely to image-processing discussions on the CSSM newsgroup. Today, I want to recognize a stalwart contributor to the MATLAB... read more >>
Jiro's pick this week is PeakFinder by Nate Yoder. "What? Another peak finder?" you might say. Some of you may classify this as one of those utilities that has been created by many... read more >>
Many of us who have used or participated in comp.soft-sys.matlab over the years--particularly those of us who have had occasion to solve image processing problems--have come to appreciate ... read more >>
Bob's pick this week is Allstats by Francisco de Castro. The file is simple enough. Given a data set,x = randn(1000,1); hist(x,100) allstats returns a list of... read more >>
Jiro's pick this week is "Comparison of object oriented code" by our very own Stuart McGarrity. To some of you, this may be old news, but I know that not everyone is up to date on newer... read more >>
Bob's pick this week is Circular Statistics Toolbox (Directional Statistics) by Philipp Berens. I remember lots of A-ha moments in college when I realized the... read more >>
Bob's pick this week is Colored Area on a Curved Surface by Michael Wunder. This is a nice example of quantitative image analysis. Given a heat map and region... read more >>
This week's Pick of the Week takes a turn "out of the box"; rather than select a file, I'd like to highlight new functionality in MATLAB that allows one to interface with... read more >>
Bob's pick this week is lasso.m by Thomas Rutten. Suppose you have a set of XY points. You plot them to see how they spread out. You decide a... read more >>
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