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MLVI: MATLAB for Data Processing and Visualization

This one-day course focuses on the details of data management and visualization techniques, from reading arbitrarily formatted text data files to producing customized publication-quality graphics. The course emphasizes creating scripts that extend the basic features provided by MATLAB. Topics include:

Importing data
Organizing data
Visualizing data

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	Detailed course outline

Day 1 of 1
Importing Data	Objective: Read and write text files that contain a mixture of data types, delimiters, and headers. Automatically process such files. Import a mixture of data types from text files using textscan Use low-level import methods Import large data sets and irregular formats Batch import tasks Write numeric data to text files Write a mixture of data types to text files
Organizing Data	Objective: Explore the tradeoffs involved in choosing an appropriate data type, including the built-in data types of cell arrays and structures. Use common techniques to organize and process data. Cell arrays Set operations Function handles Applying functions to an array Structure arrays Extracting and aggregating data Finding and counting
Visualizing Data	Objective: Communicate the results of an analysis using the plotting capabilities of MATLAB. Annotate and modify standard plots to produce publication-quality graphics. Choose a plot type Customize plots Work with Handle Graphics^® Explore common plot applications Create animations Write user-defined plot functions
Project	Objective: Apply and practice techniques covered throughout the course, while viewing the entire workflow from start to finish.

Prerequisites

MATLAB Fundamentals

Course Length - 1 day