An edition of An Introduction to Matlab
(2013)
An Introduction to Matlab
by Krister Ahlersten
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This book introduces you to the basics of Matlab without requiring any previous experience of programming.Through a series of easily followed examples, the book builds your knowledge step-by-step so that, at the end, you will master all the fundamentals of the program.
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Publish Date
2013
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Table of Contents
Content
1. An Introduction to Matlab
2. Introduction
2.1. Preliminaries and a map of the book
3. Features of Matlab
4. The Desktop
5. Some basics of using Matlab
5.1. The order of precedence
5.2. Some algebraic functions, special characters, and tips
5.3. The syntax of functions
5.4. Variables
5.5. Different types of variables
5.6. A note on interpretation and error messages
5.7. How Matlab “searches for meaning”
6. Matrices, vectors and scalars
6.1. Creating matrices
6.2. Addressing parts of matrices
6.3. Changing parts of a matrix
6.4. Some special commands for handling matrices
6.5. The Workspace Browser and the Variable Editor
6.6. More about matrices
7. Mathematical operations with matrices
7.1. Functions that operate element-by-element
7.2. Elementary mathematical functions that operate columnwise
7.3. Matrix algebra
7.4. Solving systems of linear equations
7.5. Finding linear regression coefficients
8. Importing and exporting data
8.1. The Current Folder
8.2. Problems with importing formatted data
8.3. Preparing data to import
8.4. Copy-and-paste importing
8.5. Importing using the Import Wizard
8.6. Importing using commands
8.7. Exporting to Excel files with commands
8.8. More about importing and exporting data
9. Graphics
9.1. Useful commands for two-dimensional plotting
9.2. Time series plotting
9.3. Plotting a function
9.4. Several graphs in one window and other types of graphs
9.5. Other two-dimensional graphs
9.6. Plotting tools
9.7. More about graphics
10. Programming in Matlab
11. Scripts
11.1. The Editor
11.2. Writing a script
11.3. The search path
11.4. User interaction with the script
12. User defined functions
12.1. About the differences between scripts and user defined functions
12.2. More about functions
13. Flow control
13.1. Loops
13.2. Relational and logical operators
13.3. Conditional statements
13.4. More about flow control
14. Numerical analysis and curve fitting
14.1. Solving equations
14.2. Finding a function minimum point
14.3. Numerical integration
14.4. Curve fitting
14.5. More about numerical analysis
15. Debugging and Help
16. Debugging
16.1. The Code Analyzer
16.2. Executing part of the code with F9
16.3. Using breakpoints
16.4. Checking programs for correct input
16.5. Use comments
16.6. More on debugging
17. Help
17.1. To find specific information on functions
17.2. To find general information
17.3. Online documentation from MathWorks
17.4. The internet
18. Appendix; Commands used in this book
19. Endnotes
ID Numbers
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