Plotting 2D graphs - English
Scilab Tutorials - English 24
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Why Scilab -
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Installing
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Getting Started
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Vector Operations
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Matrix Operations
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Scripts and Functions
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Conditional Branching
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Iteration
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Plotting 2D graphs
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Xcos Introduction
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File handling
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User Defined Input and Output
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Integration
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Solving Non linear Equations
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Linear equations Gaussian Methods
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Linear equations Iterative Methods
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Interpolation
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ODE Euler methods
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ODE Applications
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Optimization Using Karmarkar Function
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Digital Signal Processing
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Control systems
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Discrete systems
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Calling User Defined Functions in XCOS
Outline:
Plotting 2D graphs About linspace: linspace is a linearly spaced vector. Plot a simple graph: x=linspace(12,34,10), y=linspace(-.1,2,10), plot(x,y) plot2d Using clf() clear the graphic window. Configure the title for the plot Configure a legend Divide a graphic window into a matrix of sub-windows using subplot(mnp)