[mdlug-discuss] MATLAB anyone?

Robert Meier eaglecoach at wwnet.com
Sat Jan 27 20:47:34 EST 2007


Kristoffer,

> ... Thanks.

You're welcome.



> ... it's really really hard to find examples on the web about [MATLAB] ...

These days, I'm using C++, perl, and java more frequently than matlab.

The following may prove more helpful than I.
(I did not test whether or not all the following are currently active.)

matrix mathematics
	Matrix mathematics is a crucial underpinning of simulation,
	automatic multimedia processing/generation.
	A good engineering textbook on linear systems will include a
	section that can get you successfully started on matrix mathematics.
	http://www.amazon.com/Linear-Systems-Panos-J-Antsaklis/dp/0817644342/ref=pd_sim_b_2/002-4904752-5748867

Newsgroup
	news:comp.soft-sys.matlab

Newsgroup-mail gateway
	http://newsreader.mathworks.com/WebX?14@@/comp.soft-sys.matlab

Mailing list
	https://mailman.cs.bham.ac.uk/mailman/listinfo/matlab-users 
	http://www.gnu.org/software/octave/archive.html
		(matlab and octave users overlap)

Matlab 5 Handbook
	http://www.amazon.com/MATLAB-5-Handbook-Darren-Redfern/dp/0387942009
		(I have found its predecessor useful.)

octave
	Look for octave examples.  Though not an integrated environment
	like MATLAB, octave often requires only a thin glue layer to
	integrate with other unix packages (e.g. ImageMagick).



> ... Now, how do I print a variable?  [blamestorming deleted]

  MATLAB: 1> variable=3;
  MATLAB: 2> variable
  ans=3

-- 
Dr. Robert J. Meier



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