MATLAB Tutorial -- Based on 6.X Version

Author: Zhang Zhiyong
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Publish Date: 2001-04-01
Features: This book is based on MATLAB 6.1 as the foundation for writing, systematically explaining MATLAB's five major data types: numeric, string, cell, structure, and function handle. It analyzes the creation, identification, and referencing of high-dimensional arrays applicable to these five data types using double-precision data as an example. The book elaborates on the key principles and precautions of numerical and symbolic computation in separate chapters. It concisely describes the basic steps and commands for presenting computational results and visualizing functions. Additionally, it briefly introduces the generation and usage of functions, subfunctions, and private functions.
Furthermore, to broaden the scope of MATLAB applications, this book is dedicated to five independent chapters, providing concise and practical explanations on:
- The basic operations and usage of SIMULINK
- The manipulation of graphics handles
- The design of interactive graphical user interfaces and the generation of standalone EXE applications
- The integration of M-book data, graphics, and text environments.