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Instructor'S Document: Practice

The document provides an introduction to MATLAB for image processing and simulations. It covers: - Storing and viewing images - Basic commands like clear, help, defining variables - Creating and manipulating vectors and matrices using commands like size, colon operator, indexing - Combining matrices - Plotting functions like sine, cosine and adding labels/legends - Using subplots to show multiple plots

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Instructor'S Document: Practice

The document provides an introduction to MATLAB for image processing and simulations. It covers: - Storing and viewing images - Basic commands like clear, help, defining variables - Creating and manipulating vectors and matrices using commands like size, colon operator, indexing - Combining matrices - Plotting functions like sine, cosine and adding labels/legends - Using subplots to show multiple plots

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INSTRUCTORS DOCUMENT

Day 1
Cleve Moler invented it.
Explain how images are stored in computer.
Image processing and Vibration example

Command window, workspace, command history, current directory

Clc, clear command, help topic


Defining variable
Simple arithmetic operations of scalars. Complex numbers 3+2*I, 3e-2

Create a vector, use size, sin, sind, sqrt


Colon operator (1:3:18) 1:2:1000 then use semicolon to suppress output
create a matrix
Practice

X = [1:4;5:8;9:12] x(2,3)
C = x(2,3); c
X(2,3) = 97; x
X(2,2) = 123; x
Ab = (2,2) = 123

X(4,5)
X(4,5) = 456

X(2,[1 3])
X([2 1], 2)
X([2,1,2],[3,1,1,2])
X(2:-1:1, 3:-1:1)
X(end,2)
X(2,end)
X(1,end-1)
X(1,1:2:end)
X(1:end,1) = 45
X(1:end,2:3) = -2

Combining Matrices
a = [1 2; 3 4;5 6]; b = [4 5;3 6;7 8]; c = [a b;b a]
a1 = [1 1 1;1 1 1]; a2,a3 [a1 a2 a3]
[a1;a2;a3]
B1 = [1;1] b2 = [2 2;2 2] b3 = [3 3 3;3 3 3]
[b1 b2 b3] [b1 b2 b3 b1]
Transpose
Practice session

Plotting
A = (1:10)^2 plot(a)
Figure A = (-10:10)^2 plot(a)
T = -10:10, b = t.^2
Figure plot(t,b)
X1 = 0:0.1:2*pi; y1 = sin(x1)
X2 = pi/2:0.1:3*pi; y2 = cos(x2)
Plot(x1,y1,x2,y2)
Figure plot(x1,y1,r,x2,y2,k:)
Help plot
Figure(1) plot (t,b,mo)
Hold on, hold of
Title(sine and cosine plot);
Xlabel, ylabel
Legend(sine, cosine)
Axis(-2 12 -1.5 1.5) {first two inputs are left and right limit, other two bottom and
top limit}
Subplot(3,2,1) plots 3x2 grid of plots at location 1

F(x) = e^-(x-a)^2 / b
Create 1x2 sublot, set b = 1 and plot for several values of a, then a =1,
plot several values of b

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