I have an image in MATLAB: im = rgb2gray(imread(\'some_image.jpg\'); % normalize the image to be between 0 and 1
How do I make an array that\'s defined with a start point, an end point, and a total array size? Something like an array that goes from 1 to 10 that\'s 20 elements long. For example, the array could l
I\'d like to know if there\'s a way that when using Matlab, instead of having it interpret what I write line by line, if allows me to write all I want, and only interpret it when I hit an \"Evaluate\"
Let\'s say I want to take the sin of 1 through 100 (in degrees). I come from a C background so my instinct is to loop 1 through 100 in a for loop (something I can do in Matlab). In a matrix/vector/ar
I\'d like to show an image and plot something on it and then save it as an image with the same size as the original one. My MATLAB 开发者_运维技巧code is:
I am working in MATLAB and I\'m stuck on a very simple problem: I\'ve got an object defined by its position (x,y) and theta (an angle, in degrees)开发者_运维知识库. I would like to plot the point and
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We all know MATLAB provides tab-completion for filenames used as arguments in MATLAB function like importdata开发者_开发知识库,imread. How do we do that for the functions we create?
I have three parameters x,y and t. But the problem is my file structure. My files are named as: e_x_开发者_运维百科y.txt
For a homework assignment in linear algebra, I have solved the following equation using MATLAB\'s \\ operator (which is the recommended way of doing it):
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