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How to slice a sphere using spherical coordinates
I have scored the dose in spherical sectors created by dividing evenly the solid sphere along the radius, the azimuthal and pola...
8 years ago | 3 answers | 1
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Is there an equivalent command of "imagesc" to slice a sphere ?
If I have a 3D matrix of real numbers representing voxel values in a voxelized box then I can use "imagesc" to slice the box alo...
8 years ago | 1 answer | 0
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How to generate unimodal random data with Matlab
The data distribution should not be a known one. I am not looking for a MatLab function. I am looking for the technique to g...
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answerschain rule with symbolic functions
I tried Walter's technique. It does not work for me. See the following attempts. Thank you in advance for your help maura.monvi...
8 years ago | 0
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subs does not substitutes in the derivation (maura.monville@gmail.com)
syms s k mu2(s,k) mu3(s,k) Scap(s,k) Scap = mu3/mu2^(3/2); dsScap = diff(Scap,s); dsScap(s, k) = diff(mu3(s, k), ...
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chain rule with symbolic functions
I define the following symbolic variables: syms s k mu2(s,k) mu3(s,k) mu4(s,k) >> mu2(s, k) = 1 + 6*k^2 - 24*k*s^2 + 25...
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