2019-08-05 - Cleve’s Corner
The QR algorithm is one of the world's most successful algorithms. We can use animated gifs to illustrate three variants of the algorithm, one for computing the eigenvalues of a nonsymmetric matrix, one for a symmetric matrix, and one for t
2019-08-05 - Deep Learning
6 Twitter accounts and 6 blogs to keep you current
I find it hard sometimes to keep up with the latest deep learning trends, so I made a list of blogs and people to follow. Hopefully you find this helpful too!
People to Follow on Twitte
2019-07-31 - Stuart’s MATLAB Videos
Here I need to know how often different parameters occur in a large list of URLs. I'm not usre if I should use the matlab.net.URI class or just use string functions.
Features covered in this code-along style video include:
matlab.net.UR
2019-07-31 - Racing Lounge
In March 2017, I joined the MathWorks Student Competitions team to focus on supporting university-level robotics competitions. The competition I spend most time with is RoboCup, which is great because RoboCup contains a variety of leagues a
2019-07-30 - Behind the Headlines
This week's blog post was written by Liz Ashforth. The topic is a perfect fit since Liz has decades of experience with MATLAB and a background in biomedical engineering. The research discussed in today's post, machine learning to analyze th
2019-07-30 - Loren on the Art of MATLAB
Do your kids have to practice solving mathematical word problems? Maybe they need to practice more during school breaks? I've written a function that can turn you in to a machine for torturing your kids with some.Actually, this started o
2019-07-29 - File Exchange Pick of the Week
Jiro's Pick this week is when by Reza Ahmadzadeh.Working at MathWorks, I have become spoiled and have become used to always having access to the newest release (actually, I have access to future releases under development). When I was an a
2019-07-25 - MATLAB Community
This is Hollis Potter (he's the one on the right). He works on the Community team here at MathWorks. On the table next to Hollis is an L-shaped membrane, the same shape that forms the MathWorks logo. If you wanted to make something like t
2019-07-24 - Deep Learning
We have a very special post today from Jakob Kather from Heidelberg, Germany (Twitter: jnkath). He will be talking about deep learning for medical applications. Jakob is also one of the authors of a new paper recently published in Natu
2019-07-24 - Cleve’s Corner
I have just returned from the ICIAM2019 conference in Valencia, Spain. It was a huge conference -- 4,000+ attendees, dozens of prize and invited talks, hundreds of parallel minisympsia. I gave a talk in a two-part minisymposium organized b
2019-07-24 - Racing Lounge
Today’s guest post is by David Barnes. David is a graduate intern at the MathWorks, and he also serves as the Engineering Manager for The University of Alabama (UA) EcoCAR Mobility Challenge team. The UA team finished 3rd overall out of the
2019-07-19 - Behind the Headlines
Fifty years ago, man first stepped onto the moon. The effort to get Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin to the surface was as bold and innovative as the environment in outer space was inhospitable. It required extreme engineering and guts.
Toda
2019-07-19 - File Exchange Pick of the Week
Greg's pick this week is A short introduction on using model based design approach in Embedded System by TAB.
Imagine a quiet summer evening at the beach. There's a warm fire crackling in the cool offshore breeze, and everyone is sitting
2019-07-17 - Racing Lounge
In this post, Jean-Paul Marcade talks about how MathWorks tools are helping teams at La Coupe de France de Robotique and Eurobot robotics competitions. Jean-Paul is in the Engineering Development Group in Cambridge, UK. He participated hims
