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How do I get rid of the scientific notation when using get(gca, 'XTickLabel')?
Ok I've solved it, I just needed to specify the label also for the values >0 similarly to what I had done for those <0. new...

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How do I get rid of the scientific notation when using get(gca, 'XTickLabel')?
Hi, as per title I would like change the labels of my x axis in order to avoid the scientific notation. I have already seen that...

9 years ago | 2 answers | 0

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How to re-organize cell arrays assigning more values to the same index
If someone will wonder how to do something similar in the future, here is an option. Solution given in another forum. start...

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How to re-organize cell arrays assigning more values to the same index
Hi, I have the following code to assign a certain value to a certain timestep: starts = [17;249;17]; % starting points for ...

9 years ago | 2 answers | 0

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How to make a series of consecutive numbers using a nested for loop?
Hi, I would like a generic expression to obtain an array of consecutive numbers until reaching the value of the product between ...

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How to create a model in Simulink from Matlab?
Hi, I'd like to create a small code that allows me to create a Simulink model from the Matlab command window. It is a quite simp...

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