Warning: Function svd has the same name as a MATLAB builtin. We suggest you rename the function to avoid a potential name conflict. >>

clc
clear all
close all

clc
clear all
close all

B1=10.*10^6; % BW of a channel
N0=10.^(-20.4); % Noise (AWGN)
lambda2=3*10^8/(10*10^6); %wavelength
Pm=10.^((46-30)/10); % Macro BS transmitting p0wer
pf=10.^((20-30)/10); % Femto BS Transmitting Power

%---------
lambda1 = 15;
sizeW = 1;
rng (1)
noEvents1 = poissrnd(lambda1*sizeW);
C = rand(noEvents1,2);

hold on
axis([0 1 0 1]);
plot(C(:,1),C(:,2),'b*') % Femto BSs
hold on

grid on
 for j=1: length(C)

    A=0.2.*rand(1,2)+(C(j,1)-0.1);%FUE(X co-ordinate)
      NC1(j,:)=A;
    B=0.2.*rand(1,2)+(C(j,2)-0.1);%FUE (Y co-ordinate)
    NC2(j,:)=B;
    plot(A,B,'g*')
   end

Answer 1

[Walter Roberson]

At the MATLAB command prompt command

which -all svd

You will find one that is not supplied by Mathworks. You should rename it to avoid potential problems.

It might be part of a third-party toolbox or File Exchange contribution.

[Stephen23]

According to the which documentation it supports this syntax:

which svd -all

[Walter Roberson]

True, but you will find that which -all svd works.