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Using int and solve to find inverse error function in MATLAB - Numerical Methods Guy
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SUNDIALS (SUite of Nonlinear and DIfferential/ALgebraic equation Solvers) - Elmar Klausmeier's Blog on Computers, Programming, and Mathematics
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Log determinant of positive definite matrices in Matlab - xcorr: AI & neuro
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| | In Bayesian data analysis, the log determinant of symmetric positive definite matrices often pops up as a normalizing constant in MAP estimates with multivariate Gaussians (ie, chapter 27 of Mackay). Oftentimes, the determinant of A will evaluate as infinite in Matlab although the log det is finite, so one can't use log(det(A)). However, we know...
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Elements of MATLAB Style - Nick Higham
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| | Style is an important aspect of writing, and also of programming. While MATLAB is a quick and easy language in which to program, style should not be neglected. Good style aids readability, which in turn makes it easier to debug and maintain code. It also fosters confidence in the code. Here are six style tips,...
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Hyphenation Question: Row-wise or Rowwise? - Nick Higham
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| Sam Clark of T&T Productions, the copy editor for the third edition of MATLAB Guide (co-authored with Des Higham and to be published by SIAM in December 2016), recently asked whether we would like to change "row-wise" to "rowwise". A search of my hard disk reveals that I have always used the hyphen, probably because...