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Illustration of Customizing plots:
Illustration, the bar and barh functions by the default place a width of 0.8 between bars. Whenever called as bar(x,y), the width of 0.8 is used. If rather a third argument is passed, it is the width, for illustration, bar(x,y, width). The script below uses subplot to display variations on the width. A width of 0.6 answers in more space between the bars. A width of 1 makes the bars touching each other, and with a width bigger than 1.2, the bars really overlap. The results are as shown in figure.
Figure: Subplot demonstrates varying widths in a bar chart.
Illustration of nested for loops and the if statements: For illustration,when the file contains: 33 -11 2 4 5 9 22 5 -7 2 11 3 the outco
Example of Mode When no value appears more often than any other, the smallest value in the vector will be the mode of the vector. >> shortx = [2 5 1 4]; >> mode(shortx
Polynomials: Simple curves are polynomials of various degrees, or orders. The degree is the integer of the highest exponent in the expression. The illustrations are as follows
Execution of persistent variables: The functions can also be called from the script or from the Command Window, as shown here. For illustration, the functions are called first
Program of Persistent variables: The program below elaborates this. The script calls a function func1 that initializes a variable count to 0, then increment it, and print the
Variable packages: Variable packages are now the vector of structures, hence each and every element in the vector is a structure. To show one element in the vector, an index i
function sortrows - sorting strings: The function sortrows sorts each and every row as a block, or group, and it also will work on numbers. Here in this illustration the rows
Advanced File Input and Output: In that section, we saw how to read the values entered by user using the input as well as the output functions disp and fprintf, that shows inf
Core Objects: The Core Objects in MATLAB are the very fundamental graphics primitives. The description can be found under the MATLAB Help: Under the Contents tab, click the Ha
Functions which return Values versus printing: Also, the function which computes and returns values (throughout the output arguments) does not generally print them; that is le
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