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Matlab Programming Examples
Our Matlab Programming Examples gives a brief knowledge about Matlab programming basics. To learn about Matlab programming, the basics of Matlab are essential. We have enumerated below, few example programs on functions, graphics, and arithmetic functions. These all are basic Matlab concepts that one has to know before taking complex programs. We also support advanced and complex programs in Matlab for students who aid in our help. We have a solution for every problem.
Matlab Functions
In general, Matlab functions are used to create all major applications in Matlab. All the functions are written in a file and saved as “filename.m.” All Matlab programs are written using m-files having an extension of “.m.” M-files are of two types, namely script files and script function files. New functions can also be created by merging existing functions. Function files have both input and output arguments. In short, it behaves like FORTRAN subroutines or C functions.
Basic Syntax
Function outputs =my_fun(inputs)
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Sample Program For Functions
Function y= my_fun(x)
y=x.sin(3*x.^2).*exp(-x.^2/4)
plot(x,y)
Square Matrix Construction Using Functions
function B=inv_sq(A)
if abs(det(A)) <0.0001,
error(‘The matrix is singular’)
else
B=inv(A^2);
End
Mathematical Function Example
To Solve also the equation ( x=cos x)
% Sample program for functional iteration for script m-files:
% Anything following a percent sign is a comment
X=zeros (2, 1); % Approximate solutions stored in vector x
% Initially it is set to be a 2-by-1 vector of zeros.
X(1) =xguess % Initial guess goes in X(1)
for n=1: itmax %beginning of loop
x(n+1) = .5*cos(x(n));
diff = abs(x(n+1) –X(n)); % using absolute error for simplicity
if diff<tol
break % jump out of loop
end %end if clause
end % end of loop
if n < itmax %beginning of if clause
disp(“Iterations failed to coverage to prescribed tolerance.’).
end % end of if clause
x % displays the vector x
% end of sample program
Advanced Graphics In Matlab
Using Matlab, we can develop different types of graphs like 2D curves, 3D surfaces, 2D and also 3D parametric curves etc. Major graphical operations are:
- 3D plots
- Parametric plots
- Merging several graphs in single window.
- And so on
Sample Program For Plotting
To plot the graph a=b2 in the interval [-1, 1]
>> b = -1:0.1:1
>> a=b.*b
>> plot(a,b)
Note: To add more features to the above plot, use the following commands
>> title(‘Graph of a=b^2’)
>> blabel(‘b’)
>> alabel(‘a’)
Arithmetic Operations In Matlab
In Matlab, Arithmetic operations can also performed on matrices and images. It includes addition, subtraction and also multiplications. In addition to it, it works on standard operations, vectorized functions and also operators, matrix equations using matrix division etc. Let’s take an Example of Image Arithmetic also to understand about Matlab arithmetic operations.
Image Arithmetic In MATLAB With Example
Generally, an image is represented in the form of Matrix. To perform Image arithmetic between two images, the size of two images must be same and also it result in a new image. Let the two images be X and also Y with same size:
Input image: RGB image
Z=X+Y (minimum value of X+Y is 255) //Image Addition
i.e. Z(a,b,1)=min(X(a,b,1)+Y(a,b,1),255) //where (a,b) represents the pixel position.
Z=X-Y (maximum value of X-Y is 0) //Image Subtraction
i.e. Z(a,b,:)=max(X(a,b,:)+Y(a,b,:),0)
Z=X.*Y; // Image multiplication
Z=X.\Y; //Image division
Logical Operations On Image
It is performed on pixel by pixel basis. Logical AND and also OR operations are used to select a sub image from an image. This masking process is known as ROI (Region of Interest processing). Now, consider a mask image ‘L’ for a image ‘X’. To obtain the acquired area using AND operation, use the following command:
V= and (L, X); (or) V= L&X;
V=or (L, X); (or) V=L|X; //For OR operation
Programming Example
background=imread(‘back_ground.jpg’);
X=imread(‘ball.bmp’);
Y=imread(‘balloon.bmp’);
object=X+Y; %Image addition: Both X and Y are of same size
background=imresize(background,[size(object,1) size(object,2)]);
Im3=uint8(zeros(size(object)));
whiteImg=uint8(ones(size(object))); %Array right division. X./Y is the matrix with elements X(i,j)/Y(i,j). X and also Y must have the same size,
unless one of them is a scalar.
mask=whiteImg./object; %Image Division
%Logical AND operation
im3=uint8(mask&background);%uint8(and(mask,background));
figure,imshow(mask);
%Array multiplication. X.*Y is the element-by-element product of the arrays X and Y.
%Image multiplication
%Multiply the background and also the mask image
%And the result with the foreground image to obtain the final Image.
finalImg=(background.*im3)+object;
figure,imshow(finalImg);
