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Summation and array indexes
I am trying to write a function for an optimisation routine that requires the (total) summation of a matrix divided element by e...
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How to solve a system of nonlinear equations with 3 unknowns, 2 equations but multiple sets of parameters
Hi, I am trying to solve for 3 unknown variables (say a,b,c) using 2 nonlinear equations (F1,F2). Normally this would be impo...
12 years ago | 1 answer | 0
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Copying (copyobj) boxplot from anova1 to new subplot
Solved by putting set(gca,'xticklabel',{''}) after the openfig command. For some reason removing the labels using set(g...
Copying (copyobj) boxplot from anova1 to new subplot
Solved by putting set(gca,'xticklabel',{''}) after the openfig command. For some reason removing the labels using set(g...
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how to fill matrix without using for loop?
Are you trying to replicate b through A? In which case use the repmat function: A = repmat(b,24,1) Edit: Just realised tha...
how to fill matrix without using for loop?
Are you trying to replicate b through A? In which case use the repmat function: A = repmat(b,24,1) Edit: Just realised tha...
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Copying (copyobj) boxplot from anova1 to new subplot
Hi all. I am using the anova1 function to produce a set of boxplots, which I then want to copy to a subplot alongside anothe...
12 years ago | 1 answer | 0
