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Solving a system of a changing number of nonlinear equations
Because your equations are 4-th order polynomials, they are apt to have multiple roots. You probably won't get a physically sens...
Solving a system of a changing number of nonlinear equations
Because your equations are 4-th order polynomials, they are apt to have multiple roots. You probably won't get a physically sens...
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Merging multiple dictionaries with dictionaries
A = dictionary(dictionary(["key1"], {1}), dictionary(["key2"], {2})); A(dictionary(["key3"], {3})) = dictionary(["key4"], {4});...
Merging multiple dictionaries with dictionaries
A = dictionary(dictionary(["key1"], {1}), dictionary(["key2"], {2})); A(dictionary(["key3"], {3})) = dictionary(["key4"], {4});...
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Merging multiple dictionaries with dictionaries
f=@(i) {dictionary(["key"+i], {i})} A = dictionary(f(1), f(2)); A(f(3)) = f(4) B = dictionary(f(5), f(6)); B(f(7)) = f...
Merging multiple dictionaries with dictionaries
f=@(i) {dictionary(["key"+i], {i})} A = dictionary(f(1), f(2)); A(f(3)) = f(4) B = dictionary(f(5), f(6)); B(f(7)) = f...
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Does setting BiasLearnRateFactor=0 prevent bias updates in a fullyConnectedLayer?
Yes.
Does setting BiasLearnRateFactor=0 prevent bias updates in a fullyConnectedLayer?
Yes.
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How to Interpolate and Find X given Y
Here's yet another approach that uses linexlines2D, downloadable from, https://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/fileexchange/934...
How to Interpolate and Find X given Y
Here's yet another approach that uses linexlines2D, downloadable from, https://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/fileexchange/934...
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How to Interpolate and Find X given Y
One way: x = [50 43 35 22 15 12 11 10 8.5 6.5 5.75 5 4 3 2.75 2.5 2.25 2 1.67 1.37 1.2 1 0.7 0.55 0.3 0.25]; y = [0.3 0.35 0...
How to Interpolate and Find X given Y
One way: x = [50 43 35 22 15 12 11 10 8.5 6.5 5.75 5 4 3 2.75 2.5 2.25 2 1.67 1.37 1.2 1 0.7 0.55 0.3 0.25]; y = [0.3 0.35 0...
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Issues with overlapping graphs in nested tiledlayouts
Remove the line nexttile(t_lrg) It creates an axes in the outer layout.
Issues with overlapping graphs in nested tiledlayouts
Remove the line nexttile(t_lrg) It creates an axes in the outer layout.
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How is calculated the determinant of a matrix containing a fourier transform?
N=1024; Fs=4000; f=(0:(N-1-ceil((N-1)/2)))/N*Fs; jw = 1j*2*pi*f; determinant = (jw-x2).*y1 - (jw-x1).*y2 ;
How is calculated the determinant of a matrix containing a fourier transform?
N=1024; Fs=4000; f=(0:(N-1-ceil((N-1)/2)))/N*Fs; jw = 1j*2*pi*f; determinant = (jw-x2).*y1 - (jw-x1).*y2 ;
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For the trainNetwork function, progress plots for training are not closing, except if done manually. How do I close it? I have tried close all, close force, close(fig), & more
Try resetting your GPU. gpu = gpuDevice; reset(gpu); close all force
For the trainNetwork function, progress plots for training are not closing, except if done manually. How do I close it? I have tried close all, close force, close(fig), & more
Try resetting your GPU. gpu = gpuDevice; reset(gpu); close all force
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Question about using "diary" command
I don't see anything about it in the documentation, but it makes sense that the file write would be postponed until after all te...
Question about using "diary" command
I don't see anything about it in the documentation, but it makes sense that the file write would be postponed until after all te...
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Further tools for analyzing objects in N-dimensional images
A collection of tools to supplement bwpropfilt, bwareaopen, and the like.
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Fit polyshape to objects in image
Given a 2D binary or label image of a number of objects, returns a "best-fit" polyshape to the boundaries of the objects.
11 months ago | 2 downloads |
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help me get the points of the mask
You can try bwlpolyshape(), downloadable from, https://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/fileexchange/181422-fit-polyshape-to-obj...
help me get the points of the mask
You can try bwlpolyshape(), downloadable from, https://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/fileexchange/181422-fit-polyshape-to-obj...
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Please help me. I want to run this attached simple code
Do what the error message says. Use .^ instead of ^
Please help me. I want to run this attached simple code
Do what the error message says. Use .^ instead of ^
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Problem with fit Model with odd order polynomial
Don't use a custom fit type. Use the builtin poly5 fit type, with bounds on the even degree coefficients. [x,y] = readvars('Dis...
Problem with fit Model with odd order polynomial
Don't use a custom fit type. Use the builtin poly5 fit type, with bounds on the even degree coefficients. [x,y] = readvars('Dis...
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setting current directory using cd from inside .mlapp files
I can't say I'm super happy with cd's unreliable functionality but glad for an alternate solution. It's not cd() that is at fau...
setting current directory using cd from inside .mlapp files
I can't say I'm super happy with cd's unreliable functionality but glad for an alternate solution. It's not cd() that is at fau...
11 months ago | 0
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Zero-Padding Position for FFT
If you only care about the amplitude spectrum the shifts don't really matter, but otherwise, you would do, n=floor(numel(x)/2)+...
Zero-Padding Position for FFT
If you only care about the amplitude spectrum the shifts don't really matter, but otherwise, you would do, n=floor(numel(x)/2)+...
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How do I correctly find parameters using the fittype function without it just using my initial guesses?
This uses fminspleas, downloadable from, https://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/fileexchange/10093-fminspleas It requires an...
How do I correctly find parameters using the fittype function without it just using my initial guesses?
This uses fminspleas, downloadable from, https://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/fileexchange/10093-fminspleas It requires an...
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Is it possible to preview the contents of MAT files in R2025a?
If you right-click on the .mat file in the Current Folder pane, you will see a Preview option: ...
Is it possible to preview the contents of MAT files in R2025a?
If you right-click on the .mat file in the Current Folder pane, you will see a Preview option: ...
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Reading column vectors from table with header text as variable name
You should never be letting code decide what to name variables. You should know the names. If you do, just use readvars, [Var1,...
Reading column vectors from table with header text as variable name
You should never be letting code decide what to name variables. You should know the names. If you do, just use readvars, [Var1,...
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Dual simplex method for problems not dual feasible
Can anyone point me to any references that detail how the dual simplex method works for problems that are not dual feasible. I...
Dual simplex method for problems not dual feasible
Can anyone point me to any references that detail how the dual simplex method works for problems that are not dual feasible. I...
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Dual simplex method for problems not dual feasible
This is not always true. It is always true, by the Strong Duality Theorem. Once it has been determined that the dual is infeasi...
Dual simplex method for problems not dual feasible
This is not always true. It is always true, by the Strong Duality Theorem. Once it has been determined that the dual is infeasi...
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looking for strictly recurrent and fast moving median implementation
It sounds like you should be using Simulink, in particular a median filter block, https://www.mathworks.com/help/dsp/ref/median...
looking for strictly recurrent and fast moving median implementation
It sounds like you should be using Simulink, in particular a median filter block, https://www.mathworks.com/help/dsp/ref/median...
11 months ago | 0
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Undefined function handle error when loading a neural network that contain a function layer
I tried to save the function in a dedicated file "Feature_wise_LM.m" , but it didn't work It should work. Make sure the locati...
Undefined function handle error when loading a neural network that contain a function layer
I tried to save the function in a dedicated file "Feature_wise_LM.m" , but it didn't work It should work. Make sure the locati...
11 months ago | 0
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Indexing vectors with a zero and creating a "predicted" vector knowing what the diff should be
Here's an approach using the an integer-constrained linear fitting routine minL1intlin, downloadable from https://www.mathwork...
Indexing vectors with a zero and creating a "predicted" vector knowing what the diff should be
Here's an approach using the an integer-constrained linear fitting routine minL1intlin, downloadable from https://www.mathwork...
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Dual simplex method for problems not dual feasible
If the dual problem is not feasible, the primal is unbounded or infeasible, so the solver will just bail out with an empty solut...
Dual simplex method for problems not dual feasible
If the dual problem is not feasible, the primal is unbounded or infeasible, so the solver will just bail out with an empty solut...
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How to implement N number of realizations of a for loop?
The output below shows that the loop already runs 50 times. Not sure why you think otherwise. % vChGB Sine Hyperbolic Gaussian ...
How to implement N number of realizations of a for loop?
The output below shows that the loop already runs 50 times. Not sure why you think otherwise. % vChGB Sine Hyperbolic Gaussian ...
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Trying to do an fsolve via an anonymous function
It doesn't look like you need an iterative solver at all. It appears that your rho0() function is just a reinvention of normcdf ...
Trying to do an fsolve via an anonymous function
It doesn't look like you need an iterative solver at all. It appears that your rho0() function is just a reinvention of normcdf ...
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Extract certain data from array where repeats are present (but constant values)
Why not as follows, low= find(Y==min(Y),1,'last'); high=find(Y==max(Y),1,'first'); d=d(low:high,:);
Extract certain data from array where repeats are present (but constant values)
Why not as follows, low= find(Y==min(Y),1,'last'); high=find(Y==max(Y),1,'first'); d=d(low:high,:);
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Too small vertical bar showing errors and warnings in the Editor
Put the mouse in the editor Window. Hold the Ctrl key and rotate the mouse wheel to restore the zoom to 100%. Then, go into Pre...
Too small vertical bar showing errors and warnings in the Editor
Put the mouse in the editor Window. Hold the Ctrl key and rotate the mouse wheel to restore the zoom to 100%. Then, go into Pre...
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