How to Use Strcmp in Matlab? To use command or function strcmp and strcmpi we need at least two inputs in the form of string for comparison purposes. As we know ’strcmp’ command gives result in form of ‘1’
MATLAB Online에서 열기 I want to compare all the strings in a cell (messages) to a list of string and return true if it matches any of them. It should match the function of: trialSplitPoints = find(strcmp('TRIALID 1',messages)); ...
I'm using a drop down menu which includes 5 different options for different calculations, My objective is whenever I touch option 1, specific image should appear. this goes for the rest of the options as well. I'm using this code, but there seems to be some problem with it. My first...
if ~strcmp(str(1),'#') error(['Incorrect curve header (not #) for CURVE query response: ',str]) end %pause(0.1) recordLength = str2num(instrHandle.ReadPartialString(str2num(str(2))); out = recordLength; % These appeared to be most reliable and common settings, may need to change DA...
Hi everyone. I want to compare two strings in cells s1 and s2 . I tried strcmp(s1(1,1),s2(1,1)) and strcmp(s1{1,1},s2{1,1}) but it returns zero even when they have same string. can someone help me out!. Thanks.0 Comments Sign in to comment.Sign in to ...
Open in MATLAB Online I got success by referring to this answer: https://kr.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/answers/506032-how-do-i-select-a-point-on-matlab-uiaxes-and-then-get-data-for-it Just use drawpoint function instead of drawrectangle. One line in callback function or a main code....
Open in MATLAB Online FUNCTION IN A PUSH BUTTON - CONNECT --- function serconnect_Callback(hObject, eventdata, handles) global serConn if strcmp(get(hObject,'String'),'CONNECT') serPortn = get(handles.sercomm,'Value'); ifserPortn == 1 errordlg('Select valid...
if ~any(strcmp(uniqueClasses, "Background")) uniqueClasses = [uniqueClasses; "Background"]; numClasses = numClasses + 1; % Increment numClasses to account for background end uniqueClasses numClasses % Load pre-trained ResNet-50 net = resnet50; % Use the p...
Open in MATLAB Online Don't use assignin() at all! Simply get each band in the pushbutton callback. Don't use the popup callbacks at all. Just have this in the pushbutton callback: band1 = handles.popup1.Value; band2 = handles.popup2.Value; ...
figure window, you can use the WindowKeyPressFcn to scroll forward and backwards through the plots. Set the axes visibility to 'off' for all but the plot you are trying to display, and then, in the WindowKeyPressFcn callback, use the up or down arrow key...