Hope this tutorial video is useful for you who would like to learn Matlab and GNU Octave, and please let me know if you have any questions and comments!
Hi , Season greetings! I find your videos very useful. I am looking for a way to display (plot) a function and stem at the same graph window. How can I do that?
Why don't you try this script? Hope this helps. >> x1=linspace(0,2*pi); >> y1=sin(x1); >> plot(x1,y1) >> x2=linspace(0,2*pi); >> y2=cos(x2); >> hold on >> stem(x2,y2)
Are you actually "docking" the figure in this video. Whereas I can dock a figure to the main window on MATLAB, I haven't been able to find a way to do it in Octave. Is there a way?
set function is to handle figure property. See the details here. octave.sourceforge.io/octave/function/set.html. gca is the handling id to handle currently active figure. Hope this helps.
@@mr.stemedutv5514 I didn't see any reference to 'gca' in that link. What I found elsewhere is gca()... used with parentheses. However your example had none. Suddenly from following the tutorial you lost me at that point. You should pause to explain something like gca as you introduce it otherwise its a stumbling block.. especially for absolute beginners.
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What an awesome video. I wasn't sure about it at first but definitely the best video I have seen on Octave.
Glad to hear that it helped!
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Very thanks! have a physics test tomorrow need to use this shaYT
Good luck!! Please let me know if you need me to make any other tutorial video.
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great tutorial easy to understand and follow instructions...
Hope this tutorial video is useful for you who would like to learn Matlab and GNU Octave, and please let me know if you have any questions and comments!
Morning Sir. May I know how can I find the multiple intersection points from the graph I have plotted?
Very helpful! Thank you.
No problem at all!
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Why the tutorials in the play list are not in order?! It starts with tutorial #2. Also, where is tutorial 16?
Hi , Season greetings! I find your videos very useful. I am looking for a way to display (plot) a function and stem at the same graph window. How can I do that?
Why don't you try this script? Hope this helps.
>> x1=linspace(0,2*pi);
>> y1=sin(x1);
>> plot(x1,y1)
>> x2=linspace(0,2*pi);
>> y2=cos(x2);
>> hold on
>> stem(x2,y2)
@@mr.stemedutv5514 thanks a lot! The command 'hold on' did the trick. brgds.
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Are you actually "docking" the figure in this video. Whereas I can dock a figure to the main window on MATLAB, I haven't been able to find a way to do it in Octave. Is there a way?
How to shadowed the area above 2 intercepted lines?
Hello, i want to know which version your Octave is? Mine is Octave 3.8.0 and it operates differently from yours.
I was using 6.3.0 at the time of recording. However, the latest version is 7.1.0.
How to read a csv files and image import??
Simulation and predictors
Can you explain about the set() command, and specifically about gca?
set function is to handle figure property. See the details here. octave.sourceforge.io/octave/function/set.html. gca is the handling id to handle currently active figure. Hope this helps.
@@mr.stemedutv5514 I didn't see any reference to 'gca' in that link. What I found elsewhere is gca()... used with parentheses. However your example had none. Suddenly from following the tutorial you lost me at that point. You should pause to explain something like gca as you introduce it otherwise its a stumbling block.. especially for absolute beginners.
how to make Y-baseline?
Hi, can you paste the codes into the gnu octave editor and run it from there?
Yes, I will do in next video. Thx for your comment!
How to shift the wave in y or X direction
I think you can try, t_d = pi; t = linspace(0,pi); y=sin(t-t_d); plot(t,y); Hope this helps.
how do i make the axis have an increment of 0.2
I think you can watch at 13:25 to customize the ticks. Hope this helps.
@@mr.stemedutv5514 thanks