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File Exchange - two authors
I would like my collaborator to be able to modify my File Exchange submission, i.e. to be able to update the code, make comments...

nästan 6 år ago | 0 answers | 0

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Matlab Plotting Question: No graphs
Your problem is that x1 is a single value, rather than an array. It is actually plotting something, but it is just 1 single dot ...

nästan 6 år ago | 0

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calling the row with values in column
X = Y( (Y(:,2)==2 | Y(:,2)==5) , :);

ungefär 6 år ago | 0

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Calculating the average every three months
You have two options, to convert your table into an array with: data_array = data{:,:}; or to use the same expression, but wit...

ungefär 6 år ago | 0

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Error with inverse of a matrix
There is nothing wrong with that code, but it looks like prior to it, you are assigning a value to inv. I.e. you create a variab...

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Change yticks using a stacked plot
You should use the stackedplot with an output argument: handle = stackedplot(rand(5)); % Plot 5 random vectors with 5 elements ...

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How can I use a vector inside an @fun?
I might not be understanding your question properly, but it looks like your code works just fine. Here is an example: a = linsp...

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Bug on XFCE and arch linux
When I open figures or aditional windows (besides the main matlab window), I can't click on the menus of the other windows, beca...

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