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Nested Functions in MATLAB

21 Sep 2005 (Updated 03 Jun 2009)

This example shows how to use nested functions to avoid making copies of large arrays in MATLAB.

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Description	twoFigs.m is an example M-file to accompany the article "Nested Functions in MATLAB" in the January 2006 issue of The MathWorks News & Notes. twoFigs.m is an example 2-figure GUI that uses nested functions to manage the data and state. Since the data is an image, it could be large and this example shows you how to use nested functions to avoid unnecessary copies of such data. Try it with this example: % Substitute mandrill with % any indexed image here load mandrill rgb = ind2rgb(X,map); twoFigs(rgb)
MATLAB release	MATLAB 7 (R14)
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Other Files	license.txt, twoFigs.m

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Comments and Ratings (3)
05 May 2006	Andre Sant'Anna	Didn't know you could do this !
17 Sep 2006	sathish kumar	it is very useful tips for studends as well as matlab users
29 May 2007	Alan Lai	Downloaded this after seeing Loren talk about it at the Mathworks World Tour in Melbourne.

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white paper	Loren Shure	22 Oct 2008 08:00:25
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