MATLAB Primer, Seventh Edition

Davis Timothy, A. und Kermit Sigmon:

ISBN 10: 1584885238 / ISBN 13: 9781584885238

Published by Chapman & Hall, 2004

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Bibliographic Details

Title: MATLAB Primer, Seventh Edition

Publisher: Chapman & Hall

Publication Date: 2004

Binding: Soft cover

Condition: Sehr gut

Edition: New.

About this title

Synopsis:

Offering an introduction to Matlab, this book provides an intuitive language for expressing problems and solutions both numerically and graphically. It incorporates a number of enhancements such as changes to the desktop, features for developing M-files, the JIT accelerator, and a way of importing Java classes.

Review:

This primer is a useful little booklet. It presents language features in a progressive manner, with the easy things first and more sophisticated features built onto these. ... it also serves as a reference work and is a useful supplement to the online help that comes with MATLAB itself. ... The presentation throughout is clear and concise, with the text enlivened by illustrative examples where appropriate. Altogether, the book is a complete course in MATLAB, including a careful introduction to object-oriented programming and other advanced and powerful features. I highly recommend this book to MATLAB users at all levels of expertise.
―J.C. Butcher, Computing Reviews, October 2011

After many years away from MATLAB, I am now picking it up again to do some research in signal processing strategies for cochlear implants. As I got into it, I realized that I had forgotten enough of the details as to be pretty useless so I got this book and started from scratch. I love this book! Extremely well written. I especially like the examples that the author intentionally ‘botched’ in order to make teaching points.
―J. Mark Elder, M.D., Ph.D., Aztek Networks, Inc, Boulder, Colorado, USA