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MathWorks, Inc Trademarks MATLAB, Simulink, Stateflow, Handle Graphics, Real-Time Workshop, and xPC TargetBox are registered trademarks, and SimBiology, SimEvents, and SimHydraulics are trademarks of The MathWorks, Inc Other product or brand names are trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective holders Patents The MathWorks products are protected by one or more U.S patents Please see www.mathworks.com/patents for more information Revision History June 2004 October 2004 March 2005 June 2005 September 2005 March 2006 September 2006 March 2007 First printing Online only Online only Second printing Online only Online only Online only Online only New for MATLAB 7.0 (Release 14) Revised for MATLAB 7.0.1 (Release 14SP1) Revised for MATLAB 7.0.4 (Release 14SP2) Minor revision for MATLAB 7.0.4 Revised for MATLAB 7.1 (Release 14SP3) Revised for MATLAB 7.2 (Release R2006a) Revised for MATLAB 7.3 (Release R2006b) Revised for MATLAB 7.4 (Release R2007a) Contents Data Structures Creating and Concatenating Matrices Constructing a Simple Matrix Specialized Matrix Functions Concatenating Matrices Matrix Concatenation Functions Generating a Numeric Sequence Combining Unlike Data Types 1-3 1-3 1-5 1-7 1-8 1-10 1-12 Matrix Indexing Accessing Single Elements Linear Indexing Functions That Control Indexing Style Accessing Multiple Elements Logical Indexing Indexing on Assignment 1-18 1-18 1-19 1-19 1-20 1-23 1-23 Getting Information About a Matrix Dimensions of the Matrix Data Types Used in the Matrix Data Structures Used in the Matrix 1-24 1-24 1-25 1-26 Resizing and Reshaping Matrices Expanding the Size of a Matrix Diminishing the Size of a Matrix Reshaping a Matrix Preallocating Memory 1-27 1-27 1-31 1-32 1-34 Shifting and Sorting Matrices Shift and Sort Functions Shifting the Location of Matrix Elements Sorting the Data in Each Column Sorting the Data in Each Row Sorting Row Vectors 1-37 1-37 1-37 1-39 1-39 1-40 v Operating on Diagonal Matrices Constructing a Matrix from a Diagonal Vector Returning a Triangular Portion of a Matrix Concatenating Matrices Diagonally 1-42 1-42 1-43 1-43 Empty Matrices, Scalars, and Vectors The Empty Matrix Scalars Vectors 1-44 1-44 1-47 1-48 Full and Sparse Matrices Sparse Matrix Functions 1-50 1-50 Multidimensional Arrays Overview Creating Multidimensional Arrays Accessing Multidimensional Array Properties Indexing Multidimensional Arrays Reshaping Multidimensional Arrays Permuting Array Dimensions Computing with Multidimensional Arrays Organizing Data in Multidimensional Arrays Multidimensional Cell Arrays Multidimensional Structure Arrays 1-52 1-52 1-54 1-57 1-58 1-62 1-64 1-66 1-67 1-69 1-70 Summary of Matrix and Array Functions 1-72 Data Types Overview of MATLAB Data Types Data Type Summary Numeric Types Integers Floating-Point Numbers Complex Numbers Infinity and NaN vi Contents 2-3 2-4 2-6 2-6 2-14 2-24 2-25 Identifying Numeric Types Display Format for Numeric Values Function Summary 2-27 2-27 2-29 Logical Types Creating a Logical Array How Logical Arrays Are Used Identifying Logical Arrays 2-33 2-33 2-35 2-37 Characters and Strings Creating Character Arrays Cell Arrays of Strings Formatting Strings String Comparisons Searching and Replacing Converting from Numeric to String Converting from String to Numeric Function Summary 2-38 2-38 2-40 2-43 2-56 2-59 2-60 2-62 2-64 Dates and Times Types of Date Formats Conversions Between Date Formats Date String Formats Output Formats Current Date and Time Function Summary 2-67 2-67 2-69 2-69 2-70 2-72 2-72 Structures Building Structure Arrays Accessing Data in Structure Arrays Using Dynamic Field Names Finding the Size of Structure Arrays Adding Fields to Structures Deleting Fields from Structures Applying Functions and Operators Writing Functions to Operate on Structures Organizing Data in Structure Arrays Nesting Structures Function Summary 2-75 2-76 2-79 2-81 2-82 2-83 2-84 2-84 2-85 2-86 2-92 2-93 Cell Arrays Cell Array Operators 2-94 2-95 vii Creating a Cell Array Referencing Cells of a Cell Array Deleting Cells Reshaping Cell Arrays Replacing Lists of Variables with Cell Arrays Applying Functions and Operators Organizing Data in Cell Arrays Nesting Cell Arrays Converting Between Cell and Numeric Arrays Cell Arrays of Structures Function Summary 2-96 2-100 2-107 2-107 2-108 2-109 2-110 2-111 2-113 2-114 2-115 Function Handles Constructing and Invoking a Function Handle Calling a Function Using Its Handle Simple Function Handle Example 2-116 2-116 2-116 2-117 MATLAB Classes 2-118 Java Classes 2-119 Basic Program Components Variables Types of Variables Naming Variables Guidelines to Using Variables Scope of a Variable Lifetime of a Variable Keywords 3-15 Operators Arithmetic Operators Relational Operators Contents 3-14 Special Values viii 3-3 3-3 3-7 3-11 3-11 3-13 3-17 3-17 3-18 Logical Operators Operator Precedence 3-20 3-26 MATLAB Expressions String Evaluation Shell Escape Functions 3-28 3-28 3-29 Regular Expressions MATLAB Regular Expression Functions Elements of an Expression Character Classes Character Representation Grouping Operators Nonmatching Operators Positional Operators Lookaround Operators Quantifiers Tokens Named Capture Conditional Expressions Dynamic Regular Expressions String Replacement Handling Multiple Strings Operator Summary 3-31 3-32 3-33 3-33 3-36 3-37 3-39 3-40 3-41 3-45 3-48 3-53 3-55 3-58 3-67 3-69 3-72 Comma-Separated Lists Generating a Comma-Separated List Assigning Output from a Comma-Separated List Assigning to a Comma-Separated List How to Use the Comma-Separated Lists Fast Fourier Transform Example 3-80 3-80 3-82 3-83 3-84 3-86 Program Control Statements Conditional Control — if, switch Loop Control — for, while, continue, break Error Control — try, catch Program Termination — return 3-88 3-88 3-92 3-95 3-96 Symbol Reference Asterisk — * At — @ Colon — : 3-97 3-98 3-98 3-99 ix Comma — , Curly Braces — { } Dot — Dot-Dot — Dot-Dot-Dot (Ellipsis) — Dot-Parentheses — ( ) Exclamation Point — ! Parentheses — ( ) Percent — % Percent-Brace — %{ %} Semicolon — ; Single Quotes — ’ ’ Space Character Slash and Backslash — / \ Square Brackets — [ ] 3-100 3-101 3-102 3-102 3-103 3-103 3-104 3-104 3-105 3-105 3-106 3-107 3-107 3-108 3-108 MATLAB Functions M-File Functions Built-In Functions Overloaded MATLAB Functions 3-110 3-110 3-111 3-112 M-File Programming Program Development Creating a Program Getting the Bugs Out Cleaning Up the Program Improving Performance Checking It In Working with M-Files Types of M-Files Basic Parts of an M-File Creating a Simple M-File Providing Help for Your Program Creating P-Code Files Contents 4-8 4-8 4-9 4-13 4-16 4-16 M-File Scripts and Functions x 4-3 4-3 4-4 4-5 4-6 4-7 4-18 Index FITS See Flexible Image Transport System Flexible Image Transport System (FITS) reading 7-8 reading data 7-9 reading metadata 7-8 flipping matrices 1-34 float 6-107 floating point 2-14 floating point, double-precision 2-14 converting to 2-16 creating 2-15 maximum and minimum values 2-18 floating point, single-precision 2-15 converting to 2-16 creating 2-16 maximum and minimum values 2-18 floating-point functions 2-30 floating-point numbers largest 3-15 smallest 3-15 floating-point precision 6-107 floating-point relative accuracy 3-15 flow control break 3-94 case 3-90 catch 3-95 conditional control 3-88 continue 3-94 else 3-88 elseif 3-88 error control 3-95 for 3-92 if 3-88 loop control 3-92 otherwise 3-90 program termination 3-96 return 3-96 switch 3-90 try 3-95 while 3-93 fopen 6-104 failing 6-105 for 2-113 example 3-92 indexing 3-93 nested 3-92 syntax 3-92 format for numeric values 2-27 formatting strings 2-43 field width 2-50 flags 2-51 format operator 2-46 precision 2-49 setting field width 2-52 to 2-53 setting precision 2-52 to 2-53 subtype 2-49 using identifiers 2-54 value identifiers 2-52 fprintf formatting strings 2-43 fread 6-106 frewind 6-108 fseek 6-108 ftell 6-108 FTP file operations 6-121 function calls memory requirements 11-15 function definition line for subfunction 5-33 in an M-file 4-9 syntax 4-10 function handles example 4-25 for nested functions 5-21 maximum name length 4-31 naming 4-31 operations on 4-26 overview 2-116 overview of 4-23 function types Index-9 Index overloaded 5-37 function workspace 4-19 functions applying to multidimensional structure arrays 1-71 to structure contents 2-84 applying to cell arrays 2-109 arguments passing variable number of 4-35 body 4-9 4-12 built-in 3-111 forcing a built-in call 3-112 identifying 3-111 calling command syntax 4-57 function syntax 4-58 passing arguments 4-58 calling context 4-19 cell arrays 2-115 cell arrays of strings 2-42 changing indexing style 1-75 character arrays 2-65 clearing from memory 4-53 comments 4-9 comparing character arrays 2-65 complex number 2-31 computational, applying to structure fields 2-84 creating a matrix 1-72 creating arrays with 1-56 creating matrices 1-5 date and time 2-72 determining data type 1-73 example 4-20 executing function name string 3-29 finding matrix structure or shape 1-73 floating-point 2-30 for diagonal matrices 1-74 infinity 2-31 Index-10 integer 2-30 logical array 2-34 M-file 3-110 matrix concatenation 1-8 modifying character arrays 2-64 modifying matrix shape 1-72 multidimensional arrays 1-75 multiple output arguments 4-11 naming conflict with variable names 3-8 NaN 2-31 numeric and string conversion 2-66 numeric to string conversion 2-60 output formatting 2-32 overloaded 3-112 overloading 9-25 primary 5-33 searching character arrays 2-65 sorting and shifting 1-74 sparse matrix 1-50 storing as pseudocode 4-16 string to numeric conversion 2-62 structures 2-93 that determine data type 2-65 type identification 2-32 types of 4-20 anonymous 5-3 nested 5-16 overloaded 5-37 primary 5-15 private 5-35 subfunctions 5-33 fwrite 6-108 G get method 9-14 global attributes HDF4 files 7-59 global variables 3-4 Index alternatives 3-6 creating 3-5 displaying 3-5 suggestions for use 3-5 graphics files getting information about 6-89 importing and exporting 6-89 greater than operator 3-18 greater than or equal to operator 3-18 growing an array 1-27 growing cell array 1-28 1-30 growing structure arrays 1-28 1-30 H H1 line 4-9 4-11 and help command 4-9 and lookfor command 4-9 HDF Import Tool using 7-35 using subsetting options 7-40 HDF-EOS Earth Observing System 7-35 HDF4 7-35 closing a data set 7-69 closing a file 7-70 closing all open identifiers 7-71 closing data sets 7-62 creating a file 7-64 creating data sets 7-64 exporting in HDF4 format 7-56 importing data 7-53 importing subsets of data 7-38 listing all open identifiers 7-70 low-level functions overview 7-55 reading data 7-57 mapping HDF4 syntax to MATLAB syntax 7-56 MATLAB utility API 7-70 opening files 7-58 overview 7-35 reading data 7-61 reading data set metadata 7-60 reading data sets 7-60 reading global attributes 7-59 reading metadata 7-58 selecting data sets to import 7-37 specifying file access modes 7-58 using hdfinfo to import metadata 7-52 using high-level functions overview 7-52 using predefined attributes 7-68 using the HDF Import Tool 7-35 writing data 7-63 7-66 writing metadata 7-68 See also HDF5 HDF5 7-11 exporting data in HDF5 format 7-16 low-level functions mapping HDF5 data types to MATLAB data types 7-29 mapping HDF5 syntax to MATLAB syntax 7-26 reading and writing data 7-30 overview 7-11 using hdf5info to read metadata 7-12 using hdf5read to import data 7-15 using high-level functions 7-11 using low-level funtions 7-26 See also HDF4 help and H1 line 4-9 M-file 4-12 help text 4-9 hexadecimal, converting from decimal 2-61 Hierarchical Data Format See HDF4 See HDF5 hierarchy of data classes 9-3 Index-11 Index I if and empty arrays 3-89 example 3-88 nested 3-89 imaginary unit 3-15 Import Data option 6-9 import functions comparison of features 6-77 Import Wizard importing binary data 6-9 overview 6-5 importing ASCII data 6-75 HDF4 data 7-52 from the command line 7-55 selecting HDF4 data sets 7-37 subsets of HDF4 data 7-38 importing files overview 6-3 indexed reference 9-15 indexing for loops 3-93 multidimensional arrays 1-58 nested cell arrays 2-112 nested structure arrays 2-92 structures within cell arrays 2-114 within structure fields 2-81 indices, how MATLAB calculates 1-61 Inf 3-15 inferiorto 9-70 inferiorto function 9-70 infinity 2-25 functions 2-31 represented in MATLAB 3-15 inheritance example class 9-41 multiple 9-40 simple 9-38 inputParser class Index-12 arguments that default 4-44 building the schema 4-39 case-sensitive matching 4-46 constructor 4-39 defined 4-37 handling unmatched arguments 4-45 method summary 4-47 parsing parameters 4-41 passing arguments in a structure 4-42 property summary 4-47 integer data type 6-112 integer functions 2-30 integers 2-6 creating 2-7 largest system can represent 3-15 smallest system can represent 3-15 Internet functions 6-116 intmax 3-15 intmin 3-15 inverse permutation of array dimensions 1-65 ipermute 1-65 isa 9-12 J Java and MATLAB OOP 9-8 java classes 2-119 K keywords 3-14 checking for 12-27 L large data sets memory usage in array storage 11-13 memory usage in function calls 11-16 lasterr using with message identifiers 8-11 less than operator 3-18 Index less than or equal to operator 3-18 load 11-18 loading objects 9-64 loadobj example 9-66 local variables 3-3 logical array functions 2-34 logical data type 2-33 logical expressions and subscripting 3-23 logical operators 3-20 bit-wise 3-24 elementwise 3-20 short-circuit 3-25 logical types 2-33 logical vectors 1-23 long 6-107 long integer 6-107 lookfor 4-9 4-12 and H1 line 4-9 loops for 3-92 while 3-93 M M-file functions identifying 3-110 M-files comments 4-13 contents 4-9 corresponding to functions 9-23 creating in MATLAB directory 4-15 creating with text editor 4-14 kinds 4-8 naming 4-8 operating on structures 2-85 overview 4-9 primary function 5-15 subfunction 5-33 superseding existing names 5-34 mapping memory See memory mapping MATLAB data type classes 9-3 programming M-files 4-8 scripts 4-18 structures 9-7 version 3-15 matrices accessing multiple elements 1-20 accessing single elements 1-18 concatenating 1-7 concatenating diagonally 1-43 constructing a matrix operations constructing 1-3 creating 1-3 data structure query 1-26 data type query 1-25 deleting rows and columns 1-31 diagonal 1-42 double-precision 2-6 empty 1-44 expanding 1-27 flipping 1-34 for loop index 3-93 functions changing indexing style 1-75 creating a matrix 1-72 determining data type 1-73 finding matrix structure or shape 1-73 modifying matrix shape 1-72 sorting and shifting 1-74 functions for creating 1-5 functions for diagonals 1-74 getting dimensions of 1-24 linear indexing 1-19 logical indexing 1-23 reshaping 1-32 rotating 1-34 Index-13 Index scalar 1-47 See also matrices 3-93 shifting 1-37 single-precision 2-6 sorting column data 1-39 sorting row data 1-39 sorting row vectors 1-40 transposing 1-33 vectors 1-48 matrix operations concatenating matrices 1-7 creating matrices 1-3 mean 1-66 memory function workspace 4-19 making efficient use of 11-12 management 11-17 Out of Memory message 11-21 memory mapping demonstration 6-69 memmapfile class class constructor 6-40 class methods 6-67 class properties 6-38 defined 6-38 Filename property 6-43 Format property 6-45 Offset property 6-45 Repeat property 6-52 supported formats 6-51 Writable property 6-53 overview 6-34 benefits of 6-35 byte ordering 6-37 limitations of 6-36 when to use 6-37 reading from file 6-54 removing map 6-69 selecting file to map 6-43 setting access privileges 6-53 Index-14 setting extent of map 6-52 setting start of map 6-45 specifying data types in file 6-45 supported data types 6-51 writing to file 6-59 memory requirements array headers 11-14 for array allocation 11-12 for complex arrays 11-17 for copying arrays 11-13 for creating and modifying arrays 11-12 for handling variables in 11-12 for numeric arrays 11-17 for passing arguments 11-15 for sparse matrices 11-17 message identifiers using with errors 8-5 using with lasterr 8-11 using with warnings 8-18 methods 9-2 converters 9-22 determining which is called 4-56 display 9-13 end 9-20 get 9-14 invoking on objects 9-4 listing 9-36 precedence 9-72 required by MATLAB 9-9 set 9-14 subsasgn 9-15 subsref 9-15 multidimensional arrays applying functions 1-66 element-by-element functions 1-66 matrix functions 1-66 vector functions 1-66 cell arrays 1-69 computations on 1-66 Index creating 1-54 at the command line 1-54 with functions 1-56 with the cat function 1-56 extending 1-55 format 1-57 indexing 1-58 avoiding ambiguity 1-62 with the colon operator 1-59 number of dimensions 1-57 organizing data 1-67 permuting dimensions 1-64 removing singleton dimensions 1-63 reshaping 1-62 size of 1-57 storage 1-57 structure arrays 1-70 applying functions 1-71 subscripts 1-53 multiple conditions for switch 3-91 multiple inheritance 9-40 multiplication operators matrix multiplication 3-17 multiplication 3-17 N names structure fields 2-77 superseding 5-34 NaN 2-26 3-15 functions 2-31 logical operations on 2-26 nargin 4-33 checking input arguments 4-33 in nested functions 4-48 nargout 4-33 checking output arguments 4-33 in nested functions 4-48 ndgrid 1-75 ndims 1-58 nested functions 5-16 creating 5-16 example — creating a function handle 5-27 example — function-generating functions 5-29 passing optional arguments 4-48 separate variable instances 5-25 using function handles with 5-21 variable scope in 5-19 nesting cell arrays 2-111 for loops 3-92 if statements 3-89 structures 2-92 newlines in string arrays 2-58 not (M-file function equivalent for ~) 3-21 not a number (NaN) 2-26 not equal to operator 3-19 Not-a-Number 3-15 now 2-72 number of arguments 4-33 numbers date 2-68 time 2-68 numeric arrays memory requirements 11-17 numeric data types 2-6 conversion functions 2-66 converting to strings 2-60 setting display format 2-27 numeric to string conversion functions 2-60 O object-oriented programming features of 9-3 Index-15 Index inheritance multiple 9-40 simple 9-38 overloading 9-23 subscripting 9-16 See also classes and objects 9-12 objects accessing data in 9-13 as indices into objects 9-21 creating 9-4 invoking methods on 9-4 loading 9-64 overview 9-2 precedence 9-70 saving 9-64 offsets for indexing 1-61 ones 1-22 online help 4-12 opening files failing 6-105 HDF4 files 7-58 permissions 6-104 using low-level functions 6-104 operator precedence 3-26 overriding 3-27 operators addition 3-17 applying to cell arrays 2-109 applying to structure fields 2-84 arithmetic 3-17 categories 3-17 colon 3-17 complex conjugate transpose 3-17 deletion 1-31 equal to 3-19 greater than 3-18 greater than or equal to 3-18 left division 3-17 less than 3-18 Index-16 less than or equal to 3-18 logical 3-20 bit-wise 3-24 elementwise 3-20 short-circuit 3-25 matrix left division 3-18 matrix multiplication 3-17 matrix power 3-18 matrix right division 3-17 multiplication 3-17 not equal to 3-19 overloading 9-2 power 3-17 relational 3-18 right division 3-17 subtraction 3-17 table of 9-23 transpose 3-17 unary minus 3-17 unary plus 3-17 optimization preallocation, array 11-7 11-19 vectorization 11-4 or (M-file function equivalent for |) 3-21 organizing data cell arrays 2-110 multidimensional arrays 1-67 structure arrays 2-86 Out of Memory message 11-21 output arguments 4-11 order of 4-35 output formatting functions 2-32 overloaded functions 3-112 5-37 overloading 9-16 arithmetic operators 9-32 functions 9-25 loadobj 9-65 operators 9-2 pie3 9-61 saveobj 9-65 Index P float 6-107 long 6-107 short 6-107 single 6-107 uchar 6-107 pack 11-18 page subscripts 1-53 parentheses for input arguments 4-11 overriding operator precedence with 3-27 parsing input arguments 4-37 Paste Special option 6-9 path adding directories to 9-7 pcode 4-16 percent sign (comments) 4-13 performance analyzing 11-2 permission strings 6-104 permute 1-64 permuting array dimensions 1-64 inverse 1-65 persistent variables 3-6 initializing 3-7 pi 3-15 pie3 function overloaded 9-61 plane organization for structures 2-88 polar 4-19 polynomials example class 9-26 power operators matrix power 3-18 power 3-17 preallocation arrays 11-7 11-19 cell array 11-8 precedence object 9-70 operator 3-26 overriding 3-27 precision char 6-107 data types 6-107 double 6-107 primary functions 5-15 private directory 5-35 private functions 5-35 precedence of in classes 9-73 precedence of when calling 4-55 private methods 9-5 program control break 3-94 case 3-90 catch 3-95 conditional control 3-88 continue 3-94 else 3-88 elseif 3-88 error control 3-95 for 3-92 if 3-88 loop control 3-92 otherwise 3-90 program termination 3-96 return 3-96 switch 3-90 try 3-95 while 3-93 programs running external 3-29 pseudocode 4-16 to 4-17 Q quit 11-18 R randn 1-56 Index-17 Index reading HDF4 data 7-52 from the command line 7-55 selecting HDF4 data sets 7-37 subsets of HDF4 data 7-38 realmax 3-15 realmin 3-15 reference, subscripted 9-16 regexp 3-32 regexpi 3-32 regexprep 3-32 regexptranslate 3-32 regular expression metacharacters character classes match alphanumeric character (\w) 3-36 match any character (period) 3-34 match any characters but these ([^c1c2c3]) 3-34 match any of these characters ([c1c2c3]) 3-35 match characters in this range ([c1-c2]) 3-35 match digit character (\d) 3-36 match nonalphanumeric character (\W) 3-34 match nondigit character (\D) 3-34 match nonwhitespace character (\S) 3-34 match whitespace character (\s) 3-36 Index-18 character representation alarm character (\a) 3-36 backslash character (\\) 3-36 3-73 backspace character (\b) 3-36 carriage return character (\r) 3-37 dollar sign (\$) 3-36 3-73 form feed character (\f) 3-36 hexadecimal character (\x) 3-37 horizontal tab character (\t) 3-37 literal character (\char) 3-37 new line character (\n) 3-36 octal character (\o) 3-37 vertical tab character (\v) 3-37 conditional operators if condition, match expr ((?(condition)expr)) 3-56 3-78 dynamic expressions pattern matching functions 3-61 pattern matching scripts 3-62 replacement expressions 3-61 string replacement functions 3-65 logical operators atomic group ((?>expr)) 3-38 comment (?#expr) 3-39 grouping and capture (expr) 3-38 grouping only (?:expr) 3-38 match exact word (\) 3-41 match expr1 or expr2 (expr1|expr2) 3-39 match if expression begins string (^expr) 3-40 match if expression begins word (\) 3-40 noncapturing group ((?:expr)) 3-38 Index lookaround operators match expr1, if followed by expr2 (expr1(?=expr2)) 3-42 match expr1, if not followed by expr2 (expr1(?!expr2)) 3-43 match expr2, if not preceded by expr1 (expr1(?expr)) 3-53 create unnamed token ((expr)) 3-49 give name to token ((?expr))) 3-54 if token, match expr1, else expr2 ((?(token)expr1|expr2)) 3-55 match named token (\k) 3-54 match Nth token (\N) 3-49 replace Nth token ($N) 3-49 replace Nth token (N) 3-49 replace with named token (?) 3-54 regular expressions character classes 3-33 character representation 3-36 conditional expressions 3-55 dynamic expressions 3-58 example 3-59 functions regexp 3-32 regexpi 3-32 regexprep 3-32 regexptranslate 3-32 introduction 3-31 logical operators 3-37 lookaround operators 3-40 used in logical statements 3-45 multiple strings finding a single pattern 3-69 finding multiple patterns 3-70 matching 3-69 replacing 3-71 quantifiers 3-45 lazy 3-48 tokens 3-48 example 3-50 example 3-51 introduction 3-49 named capture 3-53 operators 3-49 use in replacement string 3-53 relational operators 3-18 empty arrays 3-19 strings 2-57 removing cells from cell array 2-107 fields from structure arrays 2-84 singleton dimensions 1-63 replacing substring within string 2-59 repmap 1-56 reshape 1-62 2-107 reshaping cell arrays 2-107 multidimensional arrays 1-62 reshaping matrices 1-32 rmfield 2-84 Index-19 Index rotating matrices 1-34 S save 11-18 saveobj example 9-66 saving objects 9-64 scalar and relational operators 2-57 expansion 3-18 string 2-57 scalars 1-47 scheduling program execution using timers 10-3 scripts 4-8 example 4-18 executing 4-19 search path M-files on 5-34 set method 9-14 shell escape functions 3-29 shiftdim 1-75 shifting matrix elements 1-37 short 6-107 short integer 6-107 short-circuiting in conditional expressions 3-22 operators 3-25 simple inheritance 9-38 sin 1-66 single precision 6-107 single-precision matrix 2-6 size 2-82 structure arrays 2-82 structure fields 2-82 smallest value system can represent 3-15 sorting matrix column data 1-39 sorting matrix row data 1-39 sorting matrix row vectors 1-40 Index-20 (space) character for separating array row elements 3-107 for separating function return values 3-108 sparse matrices memory requirements 11-17 sparse matrix functions 1-50 sprintf 6-114 formatting strings 2-43 square brackets for output arguments 4-11 squeeze 1-63 with multidimensional arguments 1-67 sscanf 6-113 starting timers 10-10 statements conditional 4-33 stopping timers 10-10 strcmp 2-56 string to numeric conversion functions 2-62 strings 2-38 comparing 2-56 converting to numeric 2-62 functions to create 2-64 searching and replacing 2-59 strings, cell arrays of 2-40 strings, formatting 2-43 escape characters 2-44 field width 2-50 flags 2-51 format operator 2-46 precision 2-49 setting field width 2-52 to 2-53 setting precision 2-52 to 2-53 subtype 2-49 using identifiers 2-54 value identifiers 2-52 structs 2-77 Index for nested structures 2-92 structure arrays 2-75 accessing data 2-79 adding fields to 2-83 applying functions to 2-84 building 2-76 using structs 2-77 data organization 2-86 deleting fields 2-84 dynamic field names 2-81 element-by-element organization 2-89 expanding 2-76 fields 2-75 assigning data to 2-76 growing 1-28 1-30 indexing nested structures 2-92 within fields 2-81 multidimensional 1-70 applying functions 1-71 nesting 2-92 obtaining field names 2-77 organizing data 2-86 example 2-90 plane organization 2-88 size 2-82 subarrays, accessing 2-80 subscripting 2-76 used with classes 9-7 within cell arrays 2-114 writing M-files for 2-85 example 2-85 structures field names dynamic 2-81 functions 2-93 subfunctions 5-33 accessing 5-34 creating 5-33 debugging 5-34 definition line 5-33 precedence of 4-55 subsasgn for index reference 9-15 for subscripted assignment 9-19 subscripted assignment 9-19 subscripting how MATLAB calculates indices 1-61 multidimensional arrays 1-53 overloading 9-16 page 1-53 structure arrays 2-76 with logical expression 3-23 with logical vectors 1-23 with the find function 3-23 subsref 9-16 subsref method 9-15 substring within a string 2-59 subtraction operator 3-17 sum 1-66 superiorto 9-70 superseding existing M-file names 5-34 switch case groupings 3-90 example 3-91 multiple conditions 3-91 symbols 3-97 asterisk * 3-98 at sign @ 3-98 colon : 3-99 comma , 3-100 curly braces { } 3-101 dot 3-102 dot-dot 3-102 dot-dot-dot 3-103 dot-parentheses ( ) 3-103 exclamation point ! 3-104 parentheses ( ) 3-104 percent % 3-105 percent-brace %{ and %} 3-105 Index-21 Index semicolon ; 3-106 single quotes ' 3-107 space character 3-107 square brackets [ ] 3-108 T tabs in string arrays 2-58 tempdir 6-106 tempname 6-106 temporary files creating 6-106 text files reading 6-110 tic and toc versus cputime 11-3 time numbers 2-68 time and date functions 2-72 timer objects blocking the command line 10-12 callback functions 10-14 creating 10-5 deleting 10-5 execution modes 10-19 finding all existing timers 10-24 naming convention 10-6 overview 10-3 properties 10-7 starting 10-10 stopping 10-10 timers starting and stopping 10-10 using 10-3 times and dates 2-67 tips, programming additional information 12-56 command and function syntax 12-3 debugging 12-22 demos 12-55 Index-22 development environment 12-11 evaluating expressions 12-33 files and filenames 12-46 function arguments 12-16 help 12-6 input/output 12-49 M-file functions 12-13 MATLAB path 12-35 operating system compatibility 12-53 program control 12-39 program development 12-19 save and load 12-43 starting MATLAB 12-52 strings 12-30 variables 12-26 token in string 2-59 tokens regular expressions 3-48 tolerance 3-15 transpose 1-65 transpose operator 3-17 transposing matrices 1-33 trigonometric functions 1-66 try-catch 8-2 type identification functions 2-32 U uchar data type 6-107 unary minus operator 3-17 unary plus operator 3-17 user classes, designing 9-9 V value data type 6-107 largest system can represent 3-15 varargin 2-109 4-36 in argument list 4-37 Index in nested functions 4-48 unpacking contents 4-36 varargout 4-36 in argument list 4-37 in nested functions 4-48 packing contents 4-36 variables global 3-4 alternatives 3-6 creating 3-5 displaying 3-5 recommendations 3-12 suggestions for use 3-5 in evaluation statements 3-10 lifetime of 3-13 loaded from a MAT-file 3-9 local 3-3 naming 3-7 conflict with function names 3-8 persistent 3-6 initializing 3-7 replacing list with a cell array 2-108 scope 3-11 in nested functions 3-13 storage in memory 11-12 usage guidelines 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