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Example of Plotting from a Function:
For illustration, the function can be called as shown below:
>> y = [1:2:9].^3
y =
1 27 125 343 729
>> rca = {'bar', 'area', 'plot'}
>> plotywithcell(y, rca)
The function is common and works for any number of plot types stored in the cell array.
Creating a cell array: The other method of creating a cell array is easy to assign values to particular array elements and build it up element by element. Though, as explained
Displaying expressions: The good-looking function will show such expressions by using exponents; for illustration, >> b = sym('x^2') b = x^2 >> pretty(b)
Plotting from a Function: The following function creates a Figure Window as shown in figure, which shows various types of plots for similar y vector. The vector is passed as a
Matrix Multiplication: The Matrix multiplication does not mean multiplying term by term; and it is not an array operation. The Matrix multiplication has a very particular mean
Inverse of square matrix: The inverse is, hence the result of multiplying the scalar 1/D by each and every element in the preceding matrix. Note that this is not the matrix A,
Help command: The help command is used with the script rectarea, the function readlenwid, and the major function printrectarea. To see the first comment in the subfunction, as
Function cellplot - Cell array: The function cellplot place a graphical display of the cell array in a figure Window; though, it is a high-level view and fundamentally just di
Finding a sting - function findstr: The function findstr receives two strings as input arguments. It finds all the occurrences of shorter string contained by the longer, and r
Expanding a function: The expand function will multiply out terms, and factor will do the opposite: >> expand((x+2)*(x-1)) ans = x^2 x-2 >> factor(ans)
Illustration of Image processing: This displays that there are 64 rows, or in another word, 64 colors, in this specific colormap. It also displays that the first five colors a
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