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Monthly Archives: March 2017
Installing necessary modules on python – (whl version)
There are several very nice python packages that I use everyday. They include: numpy, scipy, matplotlib, …I used to install these packages on windows using pre-built binary installers. Recently, I have noticed that those installers are being disappeared and in … Continue reading
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Argument handling in MATLAB functions – using default values
When writing functions in MATLAB sometimes the function requires a number of arguments some of which can have default values. So when the arguments are given, they overwrite the default arguments. Consider the following example: First of all, we can … Continue reading