Use the online MATLAB format for your Expression Test Vectors. They are available in standard xls, pdf and doc formats. The MATLAB format is a standardized format that makes it easy to convert between the PDFs and doc files. Most people have an Excel, Word or WordPad that they use for document formats.
In your MATLAB exercises, use .mat file extension. You should not use any other extension. When you save your matlab file, you should convert it to a .doc file extension.
When you have all of these ready, it’s time to get started. Learn how to use the Expression Test Vectors.
Get your expressions right and print your test vectors to the screen. Perform a test run, with only two parameters in your expressions. These will be a two-dimensional XY plot and a slope or y-intercept function. Find a graph paper.
Print your two-dimensional plots and use the basic slope function. You can find this in Excel. Find a graph paper. You should use the open cell command to get started. Save your pascal file as a .pdf file.
Use contour lines to show the location of your slopes. Find some contour lines and join them using both the end points of contact. Remember, if there are only two contour lines, then join the lines together using the end points of contact.
When you have joined the lines and the contour lines, you should know that the pascal file has now been converted to the open file format. Save your file as a .doc file. This will convert your.Pascal file to a .doc file.
Continue with your MATLAB assignment. Use the flat plot method to plot the results of your two-dimensional plots. Find the flat line and find a point. Be sure to keep your data points on the same scale.
Find the point on the flat line and find a point on that line. Find another point on the flat line. Find another point on the flat line.
Find another point on the flat line. Using a 2D contour plot, find another point on the flat line. Use contour lines to construct the contour plane to show the data points on the same scale.
Using these simple steps, you should have your MATLAB Expression Test Vectors works. It’s time to move forward with your MATLAB assignments.