Sizemore / Mueller MATLAB For Dummies

2. Auflage 2014
ISBN: 978-1-118-82003-2
Verlag: John Wiley & Sons
Format: EPUB
Kopierschutz: Adobe DRM (»Systemvoraussetzungen)

E-Book, Englisch, 432 Seiten, E-Book

Plot graphs, solve equations, and write code in a flash!
If you work in a STEM field, chances are you'll be using MATLABon a daily basis. MATLAB is a popular and powerful computationaltool and this book provides everything you need to startmanipulating and plotting your data. MATLAB has rapidly become thepremier data tool, and MATLAB For Dummies is a comprehensiveguide to the fundamentals. MATLAB For Dummies guides youthrough this complex computational language from installation tovisualization to automation.
* Learn MATLAB's language fundamentals including syntax,operators, and data types
* Understand how to use the most important window in MATLAB- the Command Window
* Get the basics of linear algebra to get up and running withvectors, matrices, and hyperspace
* Automate your work with programming scripts and functions
* Plot graphs in 2D and 3D to visualize your data
* Includes a handy guide for MATLAB's functions and plottingroutines
MATLAB is an essential part of the analysis arsenal andMATLAB For Dummies provides clear, thorough guidance to getthe most out of your data.

Autoren/Hrsg.

Sizemore, Jim

Mueller, John Paul

Inhaltsverzeichnis

Introduction 1
Part I: Getting Started With MATLAB 5
Chapter 1: Introducing MATLAB and Its Many Uses 7
Chapter 2: Starting Your Copy of MATLAB 19
Chapter 3: Interacting with MATLAB 37
Chapter 4: Starting, Storing, and Saving MATLAB Files 59
Part II: Manipulating and Plotting Data in MATLAB 79
Chapter 5: Embracing Vectors, Matrices, and Higher Dimensions 81
Chapter 6: Understanding Plotting Basics 115
Chapter 7: Using Advanced Plotting Features 135
Part III: Streamlining MATLAB 151
Chapter 8: Automating Your Work 153
Chapter 9: Expanding MATLAB's Power with Functions 171
Chapter 10: Adding Structure to Your Scripts 193
Part IV: Employing Advanced MATLAB Techniques 213
Chapter 11: Importing and Exporting Data 215
Chapter 12: Printing and Publishing Your Work 233
Chapter 13: Recovering from Mistakes 257
Part V: Specific MATLAB Applications 277
Chapter 14: Solving Equations and Finding Roots 279
Chapter 15: Performing Analysis 307
Chapter 16: Creating Super Plots 319
Part VI: The Part of Tens 351
Chapter 17: Top Ten Uses of MATLAB 353
Chapter 18: Ten Ways to Make a Living Using MATLAB 361
Appendix A: MATL AB Functions 367
Appendix B: MATLAB's Plotting Routines 377
Index 385

Über Autor(innen)

Jim Sizemore is Professor of Physics and Engineering atTyler Junior College. For over 25 years he's worked in thesemiconductor and software industries as a process engineer, devicephysicist, and software developer and has been teaching collegephysics, engineering, and math for the last 13 years. John PaulMueller is a freelance author and a technical editor for bothData Based Advisor and Coast Compute magazines. Hehas produced 96 books and more than 300 articles to date and hasbeen following MATLAB development for nearly a decade.