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Syntax Reference & Specifying Attributes
Attribute Syntax
For a quick reference to all attributes, see Attribute Tables. Read More
Class Definition-Syntax Reference & Specifying Properties
What You Can Define
You can control aspects of property definitions in the following ways: Read More
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Computational Advantages
Memory Management
Using sparse matrices to store data that contains a large number of zero-valued elements can both save a significant amount of memory and speed up the processing of that data. sparse is an attribute that you can assign to any two-dimensional MATLAB matrix that is composed of double or logical elements. Read More
Importing MAT-Files
Viewing the Contents of a MAT-File
MAT-files are binary MATLAB format files that store workspace variables. Read More
Formatting MATLAB Code for Publishing
Overview of Formatting MATLAB Code for Publishing
This section describes ways to control how output that the MATLAB software generates when it evaluates executable MATLAB code for a published document. For example, you can direct MATLAB to include the last, or all plots generated by a for loop. You can interweave comments, code, and output throughout your published document to draw your readers’ attention to certain areas of interest. Read More
Defining MATLAB Commands as Input Cells for Notebook
Defining Commands as Input Cells for Notebook
For information about evaluating the input cells you define, see Evaluating MATLAB Commands with Notebook. Read More
Managing Desktop Layouts
Overview of Desktop Layouts
When you end a session, MATLAB saves the current desktop arrangement. The next time you start MATLAB, the desktop appears like the way you left it. However, tools such as the Help browser, Web browser, and Array Editor do not reopen automatically, even if they were open when you ended the last session. You can use startup options to specify tools that you want to open on startup. For example, to have the Help browser open each time you start MATLAB, add helpbrowser to a startup.m file. For more information, see Startup Options. Read More