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Pick of the Week

Recognizing outstanding contributions from the MATLAB ecosystem

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MATLAB Basics: Cell arrays for holding different data types 7

Sometimes in MATLAB you are going to want to store different data types together in one construct rather than try and keep track of different variables. Structures work for this, but sometimes it is… read more >>

Alarm Clock(s) with Snooze Buttons

Never miss another appointment! How cool! I'm sitting at my desk working, knowing that I have a call in 45 minutes. I can put a reminder in Outlook, of course, but I tend to get so many Outlook... read more >>

User made videos

I wanted to thank everyone for posting their videos as requested in my prior post [click here]. Here are some of my favorite entries. I will be in touch with the authors to send them some fabulous… read more >>

Puzzler: Difficult algorithm development challenge 8

This week’s puzzler is significantly harder than others we have done in the past, I would be surprised (and delighted) to see an answer before I go home tonight…
The challenge is shown… read more >>

readtext 3

Bob's pick this week is readtext by Peder Axensten.   Jiro recently highlighted textscantool which can make it much easier to import text data into MATLAB. But you may have encountered... read more >>

Post your MATLAB Videos 3

It is no secret that I like teaching MATLAB through videos. I use Camtasia to make and edit my videos, I am very happy using it. If you want to make MATLAB videos too, you can use Jing, by the… read more >>

Reading Formatted Text 5

Jiro's pick this week is TEXTSCANTOOL by our very own Stuart McGarrity.   Contents My Data File Header Lines Data Types Import and Generate Code Video... read more >>

MATLAB Puzzler: Finding the two closest points 29

Here is a new MATLAB Puzzler.
Given two vectors representing the X and Y coordinates of some points, find the two closest points in Cartesian space.

n = 10;
x = rand(1,n);
y = rand(1,n);

Brett… read more >>

Dual interactive (and useful!) cursors 2

I love the power and extensibility of MATLAB. Want to create a line you can drag across your plot? It’s not so hard to create
one. (In fact, our very own Doug recently posted a nice video… read more >>

Detecting Circles in an Image 51

A customer recently provided me with an image of cells that were roughly circular, but not very well defined, and often overlapping. He asked how we might use MATLAB and the Image Processing... read more >>

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