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Plotting the vertex based hexagon hierarchical structure.
P=rotate(nsidedpoly(6,'SideLength',1),30); %1 hexagon plot(P,'FaceColor','none'); axis equal P=fcopy(P,sqrt(3)*[1,0], 0:7 ...

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Creating 3D efficiency map using interpolation.
torque=torgue; F=scatteredInterpolant(speed(:),torque(:), efficiency(:)) Now use F to query the points you want as explained...

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Finding a set of easily distinguishable local minima quickly and algorithmically.
load matlab y=im_mean(:); x=(1:numel(y)).'; k=(y==movmin(y,21)); plot(x,y,'-', x(k),y(k),'ro'); legend('Signal','Local...

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How to plot an in-ellipse(ellipse inside an object) which also matches the object orientation.
a=5; b=3; %axes lengths theta=40; %rotation angle x0=1;y0=2; %center fcn=@(p) translate( rotate( scale(p,[a,b]), theta),...

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Trouble using Curve Fitter tool
I am not sure I understand what you mean regarding apparent singularities in my x,y data. If beta+k2*x=0 or delta+k4*x=0 then y...

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fmincon non-linear optimisation: issues with sqp and interior-point
SQP...Basically, it lacks the tools to make a step back when overshoots On the contrary, it is one of the few algorithms that c...

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How to find the value in one column based on a value of a another column.
% Generate example data time = (0:0.1:1)'; pressureA = 20*sin(time/3); pressureB = 20*sin(pi*time/4); pressureC = 20*sin(p...

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fitting data with a combination of exponential and linear form ( a*exp(-x/b)+c*x+d )
If you download fminspleas, you can get a pretty good fit with a fairly naive initial guess [b,e,f]=[-1,0,0]: [x,y]=readvars('d...

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How can I use datacursormode in app designer?
Yes, it's an unfortunate deficiency, and one of the main reasons I'm still using GUIDE. One workaround is to make an additional ...

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How can I fit a curve at the bottom of the plot below?
You can use boundary, y=readmatrix('data.txt'); x=(1:numel(y))'; k=boundary(x([1:end,1]), y([1:end,1])); k=k(diff(k)>0); ...

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Cutting everything above an intersection of two elipses
Just use min(). Example: x=linspace(-3,3); y1=(x-1).^2; y2=(x+1).^2; figure; plot(x,y1,'--r',x,y2,'--r'); ylim([0,4]) ...

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When a global variable is justified
To fix this, I would need to intorduce an additional input variable in all definitions and calls. No, you could add the debug f...

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Fittype with anonymous function of multiple parameters and variables
alpha=1; beta=2; ft0 = fittype( @(gamma,x,y) exp(-(alpha.*x+beta*x.^2)).*exp(-(gamma*x.*y)),... '...

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How to subtract false color gradient ?
detrend() operates column by column. I suspect you can avoid the lines by subtracting a plane fit to the whole surface instead, ...

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Create square marix of values for a 2 variable function.
x= 0:0.01:100; y=(0:0.01:100)'; f=cos(x)+sin(y)

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Page-wise Diagonalization?
A=rand(4,1,3); pagetranspose(A) [n,~,p]=size(A); B=zeros(n^2,p); B(1:n+1:end,:)=reshape(A,n,p); B=reshape(B,n,n,p)

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Plot 2D images into 3D cylindrical image
Each slice of the 3D image can be obtained by using 2D scattered interpolation of the radial samples formed by the 2D images.. U...

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Calculation of the volume of a convex polytope as a function of indeterminate parameters
I don't know if the computation is tractable, in light of what John said, but here is code that will attempt it using the FEX do...

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To make smaller hexagons at the points marked with cross in black
Forming the hexagons is easy enough using nsidedpoly (see below), but you need to use the delaunay triangulation to determine wh...

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scatteredInterpolant: what is linear interpolation in 2d?
No, the support points are being divided into triangular elements, not rectangles. It is puzzling that you would be using scatte...

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Displaying MATLAB tables wrapped
One possibility, TBL=array2table(rand(4,12)); wrapit(TBL) function wrapit(T,ncols) if nargin<2, ncols=7; end M=c...

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Calculating distance between 2 curves
If you are trying to find the intersections of the magenta lines (extended to infinity) with the red curve, then this might help...

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Fmincon finds different solutions for optimization problem in dependance of initial values
You might find it easier to reach a good solution if you simplified the implementation of your constraints. In particular, your ...

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Can I loop through arguments and loop back to original names
Is this what you mean? inputs = {value, min, max}; for i = 1:numel(inputs) ... end [value,min,max]=inputs{:};

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How are editors supposed to know the difference between transpose operators and character arrays?
A cheezy, but compact way you could define an alternative ctranspose operator (temporarily, within a particular workspace) is wi...

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How are editors supposed to know the difference between transpose operators and character arrays?
This seems to offer Jupyter Lab integration in a way that preserves Matlab syntax highlighting, https://github.com/mathworks/j...

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Raising a large sparse matrix to a large power
The actual recursion follows the structure x(n+1) = x(n) + AM^nBy(n) where each instance of x is a 5-by-3 matrix, A is 5-by-20,0...

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Single iteration with lsqnonlin (or fsolve), only compute new X0
This seems to be a feasible workaround. So, the important thing to realize is that even though the iterative display says the Fu...

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Convolution of function on a non symmetric axis using 'conv'
This might be what you're after: % convolve model with resolution A1 = axconv(M1,R1,x); A2 = axconv(M2,R2,xx); fig...

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Using a standalone application
You can certainly distribute it. Whether other people will be able to run it will depend on the manner in which you are dstribut...

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