- XTemp, Winc, iTime, iPath, tInsert, rndmat, likeve and thank you could be variables or functions.
- The variable n_bin is set to 200.
- You can find out the effects of the disp() command easily: Simply let it run and see the output to the command window.
- @(t,x) is the header of an anonymous function. It cannot be explained in detail as long as you do not post the complete line.
- strm is set to the a reandom stream object, which means, that you initialize a random number generator.
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for Matlab, do you know any of the following or know where I can find out about them? I searched on the web and couldn't find out what they mean
Xtemp
Winc
n_bin = 200
iTime
iPath
disp(sprintf('mean: %.5g\n',stndrd_dev));
strm = RandStream('mt19937ar','Seed',575)
@(t,X)
tInsert
rndmat
likeve
My version of matlab is 2010 and that maybe why I can't find these in the matlab toolbox doc
thank you
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Jan
on 22 Apr 2013
Edited: Jan
on 22 Apr 2013
The question cannot be answered completely:
All you ask for is explained exhaustively in the Getting Started chapters of the documentations. You cannot use Matlab efficiently without reading the manuals. It wouldn't be efficient, if we post a rephrased version of all, you can find there already.
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