Geoscience Reference
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we can open the GUI code and Figure Window for further edits. Such GUIs
allow a very direct and intuitive handling of functions in MATLAB that can
also include animations such as the one used in
canctool
(Section 6.8), and
the display of an audio-video signal. On the other hand, however, GUIs
always require an interaction with the user who needs to click push buttons,
move sliders and edit text input i elds while the data is being analyzed. h e
automatic processing of large quantities of data is therefore usually carried
out using scripts and functions with no graphical user interface.
Recommended Reading
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Elsevier, New York
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Hanselman DC, Littlei eld BL (2012) Mastering MATLAB 8. Prentice Hall, New Jersey
MathWorks (2014a) MATLAB Primer. h e MathWorks, Inc., Natick, MA
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Natick, MA
MathWorks (2014c) MATLAB Programming Fundamentals. h e MathWorks, Inc., Natick,
MA
Palm WJ (2010) Introduction to MATLAB 7 for Engineers. McGraw-Hill, New York
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