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Matlab Code – Why you should use structs to store and analyze data
12 Apr 2019

Matlab Code – Why you should use structs to store and analyze data

by Dr. Blake Porter | posted in: Computer Science, Matlab Code | 0

Structures in Matlab are a great tool for organizing, referencing, and analyzing your data. They allow you to dynamically access your data in ways that you can’t with numerical or cell arrays. Follow along with the below code and comments … Continued

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Matlab Code – Change color of data points for each subject/group
11 Jun 2018

Matlab Code – Change color of data points for each subject/group

by Dr. Blake Porter | posted in: Computer Science, Data Visualization, Matlab Code | 1

This came about because I wanted to make a bar graph from a data set. In these data, each of my seven subjects contributed multiple data points. I wanted each bar that corresponded to a subject to be a unique … Continued

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