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Monthly Archives: February 2015
Anonymous functions in MATLAB/OCTAVE – A Simple Example
In the previous post, I showed you lambda function in python and how to combine it with built-in filter function. As you may know, lambda is also known as anonymous function. In this post, we take a look at using … Continue reading
Posted in Linux, MATLAB, programming, Software, Ubuntu
Tagged anonymous, array, array of functions, code, easy, eval, evaluate, example, feval, function, handle, integral, lambda, linux, Matlab, octave, programming, quad, script, simple, step, step by step, tip, tutorial, ubuntu, windows
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Using ‘filter’ in python – a lambda function tip
When using filter in python, one of the most helpful functions is lambda. Firstly, because you do not want to name and separately save any simple function. Secondly, lambda is a fast to code function, if you know how to. … Continue reading
Posted in Linux, Optimization, programming, Python, Software, Ubuntu
Tagged array, code, easy, efficient, example, filter, function, interpreter, iterable, lambda, language, linux, programming, python, return, simple, software, source, step, step by step, tip, tutorial, ubuntu, windows
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Modify the bibliography style in Latex – Part.1
When using IEEEtran bibliography style, authors’ name are something like following: In case you need to have full first name for each author, you need to perform the following steps: 1- open IEEEtran.bst and find the following line: This line … Continue reading
Make PowerPoint presentation using MATLAB – toPPT
Short description: toPPT is a powerful tool for generating PowerPoint presentations programmatically defined in MATLAB. It will use different scripts to perform exports of figures, tables and texts. For this purpose it will use scripts written by Jens Richter main … Continue reading
Dealing with SVG files – issue no.1 (groupping issue)
Sometimes you have an SVG file and you want to add some objects to that. So you open the fine using Inkscape and make the object and insert it somewhere in the workspace. Afterwards, you want to save the result … Continue reading
Algorithm = AL-KHWARIZMI
Muhammad Ibn Musa Al-Khwarizmi (c 780 AD to c 850 AD) was a Muslim mathematician whose works introduced our modern numerals (the Hindu-arabic numerals) to Europe, and the title of his book Kitab al-jabr wa al-muqabalahprovided the source for the … Continue reading
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