Quick Start with MATLAB Intermediate

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Object-Oriented Syntax: QUICK START (10s)

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classdef SensorData < handle
    properties
        Data
        Timestamp
    end
    methods
        function obj = SensorData(val)
            obj.Data = val;
            obj.Timestamp = datetime('now');
        end
        function plot(obj)
            plot(obj.Data); title(string(obj.Timestamp));
        end
    end
end
% Usage:
% s = SensorData(rand(100,1)); s.plot();
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Defines a Handle class 'SensorData' and instantiates an object 's'. Learn more in the OOP section.
⚡ 5s Setup

When to Use MATLAB Intermediate

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IDEAL USE CASES

  • Building complex simulation frameworks using Object-Oriented Programming (OOP)

  • Developing user-friendly GUI applications with App Designer

  • Processing large datasets where memory management and vectorization are critical

AVOID FOR

  • Simple one-off calculations (stick to basic scripts)

  • Real-time low-latency constraints < 1ms (use C/C++ via MEX)

  • Web-based backend services (use Python/Node.js)

Core Concepts of MATLAB Intermediate

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#1

MATLAB OOP: Handle vs Value Classes

Understanding reference behavior. Handle classes modify the object in place; Value classes create copies. See 'how to create class in MATLAB' examples.

✓ Solution
Inherit from 'handle' (classdef MyClass < handle) for reference semantics.
Memory efficiency
#2

Performance Optimization: Vectorization

Replacing loops with matrix operations.

+10x - 100x Speedup
#3

Advanced Plotting: TiledLayout

The modern replacement for subplot, offering better spacing control.

Publication quality
#4

Error Handling: try-catch

Robust execution flow control.

✓ Solution
Use MException object to analyze and log specific error IDs.
#5

MATLAB Parallel Computing

Utilizing multi-core CPUs with parfor.

+400% on Quad-core