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Using MATLAB to Generate HTML

10 Jul 2004 (Updated 12 Jul 2004)

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MATLAB Experiments saved as HTML.

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Description	Have you ever wanted to impose structure on the experiments that you performed? Has it been tedious to conduct experiments and reproduce them? Now you can do all of this automatically. Based on my implementation, I have written a document with guidance and intuitive examples of code.
MATLAB release	MATLAB 5.2 (R10)

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24 Jan 2005	Arvind Kumar	good innovation
24 May 2006	William Wilcox	Unclear
05 Dec 2006	Jaroslaw Tuszynski	Examples of how to write HTML source-code to text files. A low level approach that mostly uses fprintf matlab function. There got to be a better way.

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