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22 Jan 2010	MuFFE - figure manager gui keep track of your figures and save them easily Author: Andres	gui tools, figure manager, gui, figure, graphics export	25	0
17 Nov 2009	txt2mat fast and versatile ascii data import capable of handling large text files Author: Andres	import, data import, ascii, csv, file, conversion	115	17	4.77778 4.8 \| 18 ratings
09 Jul 2009	surfo workaround for surface lighting with OpenGL Author: Andres	workaround, opengl, surf, surface, plot, light	7	1	5.0 5.0 \| 1 rating

Comments and Ratings by Andres		View all 1 - 5 of 11
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02 Feb 2010	Convert TDMS (v2) Import a TDMS v2 file as a matlab object (ob). Author: Grant	I did not test convertTDMS.m extensively, but I'll give it 5 stars as it worked with my files without any problem. Thanks, Grant!
02 Dec 2009	PeakFinder Quickly finds local maxima (peaks) or minima (valleys) in a noisy signal. Author: Nate Yoder	The bugs were fixed quickly. Thanks Nate!
30 Nov 2009	PeakFinder Quickly finds local maxima (peaks) or minima (valleys) in a noisy signal. Author: Nate Yoder	I was happily using peakfinder until I had severe trouble with a dataset beginning with repeated values. I've boiled it down to a short example: t = [49 49 54 49 -57 46 -96 -10 39 0]; startI1 = 1; [Loc1, Peak1] = peakfinder(t(startI1:end),20); startI2 = 2; [Loc2, Peak2] = peakfinder(t(startI2:end),20); figure plot(t,'b.-') hold on plot(Loc1-1+startI1,Peak1,'ro') plot(Loc2-1+startI2,Peak2,'go') Problems: 1) The first call returns a wrong result (Loc1 = 2, Peak1 = 49). 2) The second call returns all three peaks, but the last one appears twice (Loc2 = [2 5 8 8].', Peak2 = [54 46 39 39].'). I hope these issues can be fixed as peakfinder works promisingly fast. A minor suggestion: if the input is a row vector the output should be a row vector, too. Regards Andres
11 Nov 2009	txt2mat fast and versatile ascii data import capable of handling large text files Author: Andres	@ Leonard Thanks for pointing to the version number issue with the MCR (and that part of code you mention should have been replaced anyhow...). I've just sent you an email regarding a possible solution; if it got lost, please use the 'Contact Author' link on my author page. Regards Andres
30 Jul 2009	addaxis Add multiple y-axes to plots. zoomable with zoom modification. Author: Harry Lee	A good multiple y-axis tool - it could be a bit more customizable. Use linkzoom ( http://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/fileexchange/21414 ) to avoid the zoom modification, or use Carlos Adrian's derivative (not tested yet).

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04 Jan 2010	txt2mat fast and versatile ascii data import capable of handling large text files Author: Andres	Pavan	Superb function. Worked without a problem. Great stuff. Thanks Andres
23 Dec 2009	txt2mat fast and versatile ascii data import capable of handling large text files Author: Andres	Pujante, achus	Great function, you saved me a lot of time, thank you very much Then I used your function to simplify my own case
16 Nov 2009	txt2mat fast and versatile ascii data import capable of handling large text files Author: Andres	Peer, Stefanie
11 Nov 2009	txt2mat fast and versatile ascii data import capable of handling large text files Author: Andres	Andres	@ Leonard Thanks for pointing to the version number issue with the MCR (and that part of code you mention should have been replaced anyhow...). I've just sent you an email regarding a possible solution; if it got lost, please use the 'Contact Author' link on my author page. Regards Andres
09 Nov 2009	txt2mat fast and versatile ascii data import capable of handling large text files Author: Andres	Leonard	txt2mat is excellent by being very straightforward in it's implementation. Could be the defacto standard within Matlab. Thanks Andreas for this. If you are considering compiling a standalone application and deploying it using the MCR, you may want to consider the following: I did not encounter any errors using this .m file while using it as long as MATLAB was installed on my machine (ver 7.5, BTW). When deploying my executable to another machine and using the MCR (ver 7.7), the command line indicated the following: Too many objects requested. Most likely cause is missing [ ] around left hand side that has a comma separated list expansion. Error in ==> txt2mat at 519 515 %% Definitions 516 517 % find out matlab version as a decimal, up to the second dot: 518 v = ver('matlab'); 519 vs= v.Version; 520 vsDotPos = [strfind(vs,'.'), Inf, Inf]; 521 vn= str2double(vs(1:min(numel(vs),vsDotPos(2)-1))); The .m file halted execution of my program because it was looking for a version # for MATLAB, which was not installed on the target machine. I patched the code by determining the matlab ver and editing the txt2mat.m as follows: 518 %v = ver('matlab'); 519 vs = 7.5; %vs= v.Version; 520 vsDotPos = [strfind(vs,'.'), Inf, Inf]; 521 vn= str2double(vs(1:min(numel(vs),vsDotPos(2)-1))); Maybe it's possible to check for 'Matlab' on the target machine and/or the MCR and then handle this line appropriately. Regards, Len

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Files Tagged by Andres				View all 1 - 3 of 3
Updated	File	Tags	Downloads (last 30 days)	Comments	Rating
22 Jan 2010	MuFFE - figure manager gui keep track of your figures and save them easily Author: Andres	gui tools, figure manager, gui, figure, graphics export	25	0
17 Nov 2009	txt2mat fast and versatile ascii data import capable of handling large text files Author: Andres	import, data import, ascii, csv, file, conversion	115	17	4.77778 4.8 \| 18 ratings
09 Jul 2009	surfo workaround for surface lighting with OpenGL Author: Andres	workaround, opengl, surf, surface, plot, light	7	1	5.0 5.0 \| 1 rating

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