The xlabel command put the label on the x-axis of the plot, after reading this MATLAB xlabel topic, you will know the theory, and examples, and you will understand how to use it in MATLAB.
Syntax:
xlabel(‘text’)
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MATLAB ylabel
The ylabel command put the label on the y-axis of the plot, after reading this MATLAB ylabel topic, you will know the theory, and examples, and you will understand how to use it in MATLAB.
Syntax:
ylabel(‘text as string’)
MATLAB title
title() command puts the title on the plot, after reading this MATLAB title topic, you will know the theory and examples.
Syntax:
title(‘text’)
MATLAB grid
This command adds or removes grid lines to the plot, after reading this MATLAB grid topic, you will know the theory, and examples, and you will understand how to use it in MATLAB.
Syntax:
grid on grid off
MATLAB ones
This command creates an array of all ones, after reading this MATLAB ones topic, you will know the theory, and examples, and you will understand how to create a matrix with all elements one in MATLAB.
Syntax:
ones(n) ones(n,m)
MATLAB length
length() command or function gives the number of elements in a vector or length of largest matrix size, after reading this MATLAB length topic, you will know the theory and examples.
Syntax:
length(n)
MATLAB Reshape
reshape() command or function reshapes a matrix or vector, after reading this MATLAB Reshape topic, you will know the theory and examples.
Syntax:
reshape(n,a,b)
MATLAB linspace
linspace( ) command or function creates a row vector with elements that are linearly (equally) spaced, after reading this MATLAB linspace topic, you will know the theory and examples.
Syntax:
linspace(xf,xl,n)
MATLAB diagonal matrix
diag() command or function gives diagonal elements or creates a diagonal matrix, after reading this MATLAB diagonal matrix topic, you will know the theory and examples.
Syntax:
diag(n)
MATLAB mean
mean( ) command or function gives the mean or average value of vector or matrix or array elements, after reading this MATLAB mean topic, you will know the theory and examples.
Syntax:
mean(n)