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Mastering MATLAB 7

by: Hanselman, Duane C.; Littlefield, Bruce L.

Mastering MATLAB 7

by: Hanselman, Duane C.; Littlefield, Bruce L.

ISBN 13:
9780131430181
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0131430181
Edition: 1st
Format: Paperback
Copyright: 01/01/2005
Publisher: Prentice Hall
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This book covers all essential aspects of MATLAB presented within an easy-to-follow "learn while doing" tutorial format.Discussees all new features of the latest release of MATLAB. Discusses integration of MATLAB with C, FORTRAN, AND Java; increases MATLAB's power and flexibility in dealing with external algorithms, datasets, and operating system capabilities. Offers thorough coverage of indexing, vectorizing, and linear algebra. Features abundant examples throughout and includes a chapter that specifically covers extensive examples. Includes a comprehensive index.A useful reference for engineers or anyone who uses MATLAB.

Preface

1 Getting Started

(3)

1.1 Introduction

(1)

1.2 Typographical Conventions

(1)

1.3 What's New in MATLAB 7

(1)

1.4 What's in Mastering MATLAB 7

(2)

2 Basic Features

(17)

2.1 Simple Math

(2)

2.2 The MATLAB Workspace

(1)

2.3 About Variables

(3)

2.4 Comments, Punctuation, and Aborting Execution

(1)

2.5 Complex Numbers

(3)

2.6 Floating-Point Arithmetic

(2)

2.7 Mathematical Functions

(5)

3 The MATLAB Desktop

(9)

3.1 MATLAB Windows

(1)

3.2 Managing the MATLAB Workspace

(3)

3.3 Memory Management

(1)

3.4 Number Display Formats

(1)

3.5 Keeping a Session Log

(1)

3.6 System Information

(1)

3.7 The MATLAB Search Path

(2)

4 Script M-Files

(8)

4.1 Script M-File Use

(4)

4.2 Block Comments and Code Cells

(1)

4.3 Setting Execution Time

(2)

4.4 Startup and Finish

(1)

5 Arrays and Array Operations

(59)

5.1 Simple Arrays

(1)

5.2 Array Addressing or Indexing

(2)

5.3 Array Construction

(3)

5.4 Array Orientation

(3)

5.5 Scalar-Array Mathematics

(1)

5.6 Array-Array Mathematics

(6)

5.7 Standard Arrays

(4)

5.8 Array Manipulation

(15)

5.9 Array Sorting

(3)

5.10 Subarray Searching

(6)

5.11 Array Manipulation Functions

(7)

5.12 Array Size

(2)

5.13 Arrays and Memory Utilization

(6)

6 Multidimensional Arrays

(18)

6.1 Array Construction

(4)

6.2 Array Mathematics and Manipulation

101

(11)

6.3 Array Size

112

(3)

7 Numeric Data Types

115

(10)

7.1 Integer Data Types

115

(6)

7.2 Floating-Point Data Types

121

(2)

7.3 Summary

123

(2)

8 Cell Arrays and Structures

125

(34)

8.1 Cell Array Creation

126

(3)

8.2 Cell Array Manipulation

129

(2)

8.3 Retrieving Cell Array Content

131

(3)

8.4 Comma-Separated Lists

134

(4)

8.5 Cell Functions

138

(1)

8.6 Cell Arrays of Strings

139

(3)

8.7 Structure Creation

142

(4)

8.8 Structure Manipulation

146

(3)

8.9 Retrieving Structure Content

149

(1)

8.10 Comma-Separated Lists (Again)

150

(4)

8.11 Structure Functions

154

(4)

8.12 Summary

158

(1)

9 Character Strings

159

(29)

9.1 String Construction

159

(6)

9.2 Numbers to Strings to Numbers

165

(7)

9.3 String Evaluation

172

(1)

9.4 String Functions

173

(3)

9.5 Cell Arrays of Strings

176

(4)

9.6 Searching with Regular Expressions

180

(8)

10 Relational and Logical Operations

188

(12)

10.1 Relational Operators

188

(4)

10.2 Logical Operators

192

(1)

10.3 Operator Precedence

193

(1)

10.4 Relational and Logical Functions

194

(2)

10.5 NaNs and Empty Arrays

196

(4)

11 Control Flow

200

(15)

11.1 For Loops

200

(6)

11.2 While Loops

206

(1)

11.3 If-Else-End Constructions

207

(3)

11.4 Switch-Case Constructions

210

(1)

11.5 Try-Catch Blocks

211

(4)

12 Functions

215

(29)

12.1 M-File Function Construction Rules

216

(5)

12.2 Input and Output Arguments

221

(3)

12.3 Function Workspaces

224

(4)

12.4 Functions and the MATLAB Search Path

228

(2)

12.5 Creating Your Own Toolbox

230

(1)

12.6 Command-Function Duality

231

(2)

12.7 Function Handles and Anonymous Functions

233

(6)

12.8 Nested Functions

239

(5)

13 M-file Debugging and Profiling

244

(5)

13.1 Debugging Tools

244

(2)

13.2 Syntax Checking and File Dependencies

246

(1)

13.3 Profiling M-Files

247

(2)

14 File and Directory Management

249

(12)

14.1 Native Data Files

249

(3)

14.2 Data Import and Export

252

(2)

14.3 Low-Level File I/O

254

(2)

14.4 Directory Management

256

(4)

14.5 FTP File Operations

260

(1)

15 Set, Bit, and Base Functions

261

(8)

15.1 Set Functions

261

(4)

15.2 Bit Functions

265

(1)

15.3 Base Conversions

266

(3)

16 Time Computations

269

(9)

16.1 Current Date and Time

269

(1)

16.2 Date Format Conversions

270

(4)

16.3 Date Functions

274

(1)

16.4 Timing Functions

275

(1)

16.5 Plot Labels

276

(2)

17 Matrix Algebra

278

(12)

17.1 Sets of Linear Equations

278

(5)

17.2 Matrix Functions

283

(2)

17.3 Special Matrices

285

(1)

17.4 Sparse Matrices

285

(3)

17.5 Sparse Matrix Functions

288

(2)

18 Data Analysis

290

(20)

18.1 Basic Statistical Analysis

290

(13)

18.2 Basic Data Analysis

303

(6)

18.3 Data Analysis and Statistical Functions

309

(1)

19 Data Interpolation

310

(16)

19.1 One-Dimensional Interpolation

310

(4)

19.2 Two-Dimensional Interpolation

314

(5)

19.3 Triangulation and Scattered Data

319

(5)

19.4 Summary

324

(2)

20 Polynomials

326

(10)

20.1 Roots

326

(1)

20.2 Multiplication

327

(1)

20.3 Addition

327

(2)

20.4 Division

329

(1)

20.5 Derivatives and Integrals

329

(1)

20.6 Evaluation

330

(1)

20.7 Rational Polynomials

331

(1)

20.8 Curve Fitting

332

(4)

21 Cubic Splines

336

(14)

21.1 Basic Features

336

(1)

21.2 Piecewise Polynomials

337

(3)

21.3 Cubic Hermite Polynomials

340

(2)

21.4 Integration

342

(2)

21.5 Differentiation

344

(2)

21.6 Spline Interpolation on a Plane

346

(4)

22 Fourier Analysis

350

(9)

22.1 Discrete Fourier Transform

350

(4)

22.2 Fourier Series

354

(5)

23 Optimization

359

(11)

23.1 Zero Finding

359

(5)

23.2 Minimization in One Dimension

364

(2)

23.3 Minimization in Higher Dimensions

366

(3)

23.4 Practical Issues

369

(1)

24 Integration and Differentiation

370

(12)

24.1 Integration

370

(5)

24.2 Differentiation

375

(7)

25 Differential Equations

382

(15)

25.1 IVP Format

382

(1)

25.2 ODE Suite Solvers

383

(1)

25.3 Basic Use

384

(4)

25.4 Setting Options

388

(7)

25.5 BVPs, PDEs, and DDEs

395

(2)

26 Two-Dimensional Graphics

397

(28)

26.1 The plot Function

397

(3)

26.2 Linestyles, Markers, and Colors

400

(1)

26.3 Plot Grids, Axes Box, and Labels

401

(2)

26.4 Customizing Plot Axes

403

(2)

26.5 Multiple Plots

405

(1)

26.6 Multiple Figures

406

(2)

26.7 Subplots

408

(1)

26.8 Interactive Plotting Tools

409

(1)

26.9 Screen Updates

410

(1)

26.10 Specialized 2-D Plots

411

(8)

26.11 Easy Plotting

419

(1)

26.12 Text Formatting

420

(3)

26.13 Summary

423

(2)

27 Three-Dimensional Graphics

425

(36)

27.1 Line Plots

425

(2)

27.2 Scalar Functions of Two Variables

427

(3)

27.3 Mesh Plots

430

(4)

27.4 Surface Plots

434

(5)

27.5 Mesh and Surface Plots of Irregular Data

439

(1)

27.6 Changing Viewpoints

440

(3)

27.7 Camera Control

443

(1)

27.8 Contour Plots

444

(2)

27.9 Specialized 3-D Plots

446

(3)

27.10 Volume Visualization

449

(7)

27.11 Easy Plotting

456

(1)

27.12 Summary

457

(4)

28 Using Color and Light

461

(16)

28.1 Understanding Colormaps

461

(2)

28.2 Using Colormaps

463

(1)

28.3 Displaying Colormaps

463

(2)

28.4 Creating and Altering Colormaps

465

(2)

28.5 Using Color to Describe a Fourth Dimension

467

(4)

28.6 Lighting Models

471

(4)

28.7 Summary

475

(2)

29 Images, Movies, and Sound

477

(10)

29.1 Images

477

(2)

29.2 Image Formats

479

(1)

29.3 Image Files

480

(2)

29.4 Movies

482

(2)

29.5 Image Utilities

484

(1)

29.6 Sound

484

(1)

29.7 Summary

485

(2)

30 Printing and Exporting Graphics

487

(12)

30.1 Printing and Exporting Using Menus

488

(1)

30.2 Command Line Printing and Exporting

489

(1)

30.3 Printers and Export File Formats

490

(1)

30.4 PostScript Support

491

(1)

30.5 Choosing a Renderer

492

(2)

30.6 Handle Graphics Properties

494

(2)

30.7 Setting Defaults

496

(1)

30.8 Publishing

497

(1)

30.9 Summary

498

(1)

31 Handle Graphics

499

(40)

31.1 Objects

499

(2)

31.2 Object Handles

501

(1)

31.3 Object Properties

501

(1)

31.4 get and set

502

(8)

31.5 Finding Objects

510

(2)

31.6 Selecting Objects with the Mouse

512

(1)

31.7 Position and Units

513

(2)

31.8 Default Properties

515

(4)

31.9 Common Properties

519

(2)

31.10 Plot Objects

521

(1)

31.11 Group Objects

522

(2)

31.12 Annotation Axes

524

(1)

31.13 Linking Objects

524

(2)

31.14 New Plots

526

(1)

31.15 Rendering Speed

527

(1)

31.16 Callbacks

528

(1)

31.17 M-File Examples

529

(7)

31.18 Summary

536

(3)

32 Graphical User Interfaces

539

(32)

32.1 What's a GUI?

539

(1)

32.2 Predefined Dialog Boxes

540

(1)

32.3 M-File Dialog Boxes

541

(1)

32.4 Dialog Box Summary

542

(1)

32.5 GUI Object Hierarchy

543

(3)

32.6 GUI Creation Fundamentals

546

(1)

32.7 GUI Object Size and Position

547

(1)

32.8 Capturing Mouse Actions

548

(2)

32.9 The Event Queue

550

(1)

32.10 Callback Programming

550

(9)

32.11 M-File Examples

559

(9)

32.12 Guide

568

(1)

32.13 Summary

568

(3)

33 MATLAB Classes and Object-Oriented Programming

571

(36)

33.1 Overloading

573

(7)

33.2 Class Creation

580

(13)

33.3 Subscripts

593

(11)

33.4 Converter Functions

604

(1)

33.5 Precedence, Inheritance, and Aggregation

605

(2)

34 MATLAB Programming Interfaces

607

(49)

34.1 Accessing MATLAB Arrays

608

(2)

34.2 Calling C or FORTRAN from MATLAB

610

(19)

34.3 Calling MATLAB from C or FORTRAN

629

(10)

34.4 Exchanging Data with MAT-Files

639

(10)

34.5 Shared Libraries

649

(1)

34.6 Serial Communications

650

(3)

34.7 Source Code Control Systems

653

(1)

34.8 Web Services

654

(1)

34.9 Summary

655

(1)

35 Extending MATLAB with Java

656

(44)

35.1 Java Overview

656

(2)

35.2 Java Classes

658

(1)

35.3 Java Objects

658

(2)

35.4 Java Methods

660

(4)

35.5 Object Properties

664

(1)

35.6 Data Exchange

665

(4)

35.7 Java Arrays

669

(13)

35.8 Java Functions

682

(2)

35.9 Examples

684

(14)

35.10 Summary

698

(2)

36 Windows Application Integration

700

(31)

36.1 COM Objects: Client/Server Communication

701

(19)

36.2 Dynamic Data Exchange

720

(5)

36.3 MATLAB Notebook

725

(4)

36.4 MATLAB COM-Related Toolboxes

729

(1)

36.5 Summary

729

(2)

37 Getting Help

731

(5)

37.1 Command Window Help

731

(2)

37.2 The Help Browser

733

(1)

37.3 Internet Resources

734

(1)

37.4 Mastering MATLAB 7 Help

734

(1)

37.5 Summary

735

(1)

38 Examples, Examples, Examples

736

(69)

38.1 Vectorization

736

(2)

38.2 JIT-Acceleration

738

(1)

38.3 Up-Down Sequence

739

(7)

38.4 Vandermonde Matrix

746

(3)

38.5 Repeated Value Creation and Counting

749

(11)

38.6 Differential Sums

760

(8)

38.7 Structure Manipulation

768

(4)

38.8 Inverse Interpolation

772

(7)

38.9 Polynomial Curve Fitting

779

(9)

38.10 Nonlinear Curve Fitting

788

(9)

38.11 Picture-in-a-Picture Zoom

797

(8)

Appendix MATLAB Release Information

805

(30)

Index

835

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