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    This document is a lecture note on defining functions with multiple inputs in MATLAB. It discusses defining a function with two inputs x and y that returns x^y. It also covers defining multiple functions within the same function file, where only the first function can be called from outside the file but all functions can call each other. The remainder of the document provides exercises on logical operations and manipulating arrays in MATLAB functions.

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    9/7/2015

    Lecture6

    Lecture6
    MultipleInputFunctions

    Youcandefineafunctiontohavemorethanoneinput.Thisisthesyntax:

    functionr=func1(x,y)

    Rememberthatthenameofthefunctionmustmatchthenameofthefile(witha.maddedat
    theend).Therefore,nospaces,operatorsetc.inthenameofthefunction.

    Exercise:
    Makeafunctionforwhichtheinputisxandyandtheoutputisx^y.Fromthe
    commandline,checkthefollowinginputs:
    >powerfunc(2,3)powerfunc(3,2)
    x=2y=3powerfunc(x,y)powerfunc(y,x)
    Youcandefinemorethanonefunctioninsideafunctionfile:
    func2.m:

    functiony=func2(x)
    y=helper(x)

    functionr=helper(q)
    r=q^2

    Inthisway,thefunctionsinsidethefilearevisibletoalltheotherfunctionsinthefile.
    However,onlythefirstcanbecalledfromoutsidethefile.

    MoreonLogic
    WarmUpExercises:
    x=[1528901],y=[5226002].Evaluateandunderstand
    thefollowing:
    x>y
    y>x
    x==y
    x<=y
    x|y
    x&y
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    Lecture6

    x&~y
    ((x>y)|(y>x))
    x<5
    x(y<5)
    x=[1:10],y=[3156829470].Evaluateandunderstandthe
    following:
    (x>3)&(y<5)
    x(x>5)
    x(y>5)
    y(x<=4)
    x((x<2)|(x>=8))
    y((x<2)|(x>=8))
    (remember,allnonzerovaluesaretrue)

    Exercises:
    Forx=[3159121012961]:
    Setto0thepositiveelementsofx.
    Setto3themultiplesof3.
    with0
    without0
    Multiplyby5theevenelementsofx
    Createyfromtheelementsofxthatare>10.
    Setto0theelementslessthantheaverage.
    Settothedistancefromtheaveragetheelementsgreaterthantheaverage.
    Createrandcsuchthat:
    (11111)
    (22222)
    r=(33333)c=r'
    (44444)
    (55555)
    Usingrandc,create
    (10000)(10101)
    (11000)(01010)
    (11100)and(10101)
    (11110)(01010)
    (11111)(10101)
    Thinkaboutideasforthefinalproject.
    Ideasmentionedinclass:
    Chaos
    Logisticequation
    MandelbrotSet
    Combinatorics
    8queensproblem
    Dynamics
    BrownianMotion
    VisualIllusion
    http://ocw.mit.edu/ans7870/resources/farjoun/Lecture6.html

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    Lecture6

    Autostereogram
    Interploation
    Useasplinetorecreateyournameincursive.

    http://ocw.mit.edu/ans7870/resources/farjoun/Lecture6.html

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