Showing posts with label matlab. Show all posts
Showing posts with label matlab. Show all posts

Wednesday, August 19, 2009

Thursday, July 23, 2009

I need XP back to run Matlab

I hv prob with matlab in vista. Can't run the installation (for v7.3) and can't open the program (for v6.5). Never had this kind of prob while using xp last time. It's troublesome to reformat & install xp, and also tedious to dual boot (vista & xp); so I've decided to use xp as virtual machine. Found this : http://lifehacker.com/software/windows/geek-to-live--run-windows-xp-inside-vista-with-virtual-pc-238071.php

hope this will work well & run matlab properly.

-Update (24th July, 10.36am):
Hv successfully installed virtual machine xp, but still can't install matlab. This is due to some reason (all the troublesome in vista), and the only solution is to download a fresh version of matlab from mathworks, and re-install. Let's try this!

- Update (24th July 2009, 4.08pm):
Mission accomplished!

Tuesday, February 10, 2009

MATLAB Workshop by IEEE

Hello readers! Again, this is totally not makeup-related but I know some of u might interested in this. This workshop is organized by IEEE Signal Processing Society Malaysia Section. The details for each course is described below, together with the advert for ur reference. Contact me directly if u're interested.

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Time-Frequency:
1. Review of Signal Processing
2. Time-Frequency Analysis (TFA)
3. Wavelet Analysis
4. Wigner-Ville Distribution
5. TFA Engineering Applications
6. Case Studies Using Matlab

Signal Processing:
1. Introduction to MATLAB
2. Signals (sampling frequency, creating signals, reading, plotting, writing, listening)
3. Analyzing signals & the FFT function (time, frequency, the spectrogram)
4. Convolution, autocorrelation, cross-correlation
5. The moving average filter
6. FIR and IIR filters (analysis, order and estimation)
7. Windows and windowing
8. The Power Spectral Density function
9. GUI's for filter design and analysis in MATLAB.

Communications:
1. Signals and Linear Systems
2. Random processes
3. Analog to digital conversion
5. Baseband digital transmission
6. Digital transmission through bandlimited channels
7. Digital transmission via carrier modulation
8. Some advanced communications applications



Image Processing :

Will be updated later :)