mode( ) command or function gives the most repeated element of vector or matrix or array elements, after reading this MATLAB mode topic, you will know the theory and examples.
Syntax:
mode(n)
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MATLAB sum
sum( ) command or function gives the sum value of vector or matrix or array elements, after reading this MATLAB sum topic, you will know the theory and examples.
Syntax:
sum(n)
MATLAB standard deviation
std( ) command or function gives the standard deviation value of vector or matrix or array elements, after reading this MATLAB standard deviation topic, you will know the theory and examples.
Syntax:
std(n)
MATLAB sort
sort( ) command or function arranges vector or matrix or array elements in ascending order, after reading this MATLAB sort topic, you will know the theory and examples.
Syntax:
sort(n)
MATLAB max
max( ) command or function gives the largest or maximum element of vector or matrix or array, after reading this MATLAB max topic, you will know the theory and examples.
Syntax:
max(n)
MATLAB min
min( ) command or function gives the smallest or minimum element of a vector or matrix or array, after reading this MATLAB min topic, you will know the theory and examples.
Syntax:
min(n)
MATLAB matrix inverse
inv( ) command or function gives the inverse of a matrix, after reading this MATLAB matrix inverse topic, you will know the theory and examples.
Syntax:
inv(n)
MATLAB axis
This command adds an axis to the plot, after reading this MATLAB axis topic, you will know the theory, and examples, and you will understand how to use it in MATLAB.
Syntax:
axis([xmin,xmax,ymin,ymax])
MATLAB zeros
zeros() command creates an array of all zeros, after reading this MATLAB zeros topic, you will know the theory, and examples, and you will understand how to create a matrix with all elements zero in MATLAB.
Syntax:
zeros(n) zeros(n,m)
MATLAB eye
This command creates an Identity matrix, after reading this MATLAB eye topic, you will know the theory, and examples, and you will understand how to create Identity matrix in MATLAB.
Syntax:
eye(n) eye(n,m)