comp-e.com » Matlab http://comp-e.com Computer Engineering Fri, 13 Nov 2009 06:57:43 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 en hourly 1 Pythons in the ‘C’ircus http://comp-e.com/pythons-in-the-circus http://comp-e.com/pythons-in-the-circus#comments Thu, 06 Aug 2009 06:39:59 +0000 COMP-E http://comp-e.com/?p=131 Spiffy code that is.  Stubby has made a few contributions as of late, so check them out.  I will be ragging on him to put his battleship game up, but alas it seems it’s lacking comments so we’ll see how long that takes.

I on the other hand, appologize for not tossing up any new coding examples.  As of late I’ve been rather busy but fear not for I’ve been dabbling in Python and have some fun stuff to share.  To give a bit of a hint, I’ve been playing with the Numpy module and have found it incredibly useful as it ties in exceptionally well with Matlab.  I also plan on making a mini program to poll USB for those of you who rely on antiquated RS232 and are left without an easy means of switching over : )

Lastly, I encourage more of you to join and contribute well documented examples to the site.  As always, there are no ads and questions will be answered without the arrogant charm of other such code collaborative sites

]]> http://comp-e.com/pythons-in-the-circus/feed 0 Robots /o_O\ http://comp-e.com/robots-o_o http://comp-e.com/robots-o_o#comments Tue, 03 Mar 2009 17:11:31 +0000 COMP-E http://comp-e.com/?p=72 Robots are fun, robots are cool, robots will defeat the zombies that are coming!  Well, not quite, but robots are coming to the comp-e.com forum.  I will be posting Matlab code dealing with kinematics and perception ( robot movement and robot vision).    The code on robot vision shows how one can utilize gaussian kernels and some special vectors and masks to easily allow oneself to implement robot vision in about 40 lines of code.  Stay tuned, all will be posted after some commenting, cleanup, and formatting.

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