TECHNO MAIN SALT LAKE

VIKASH CHANDRA

13000119062

016384 OF 2019-20

CSE A

IT WORKSHOP USING MATLAB LAB (PCC-CS 393)

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Lab Execution Top Sheet for CSE, Sec-B

Student Name : Vikash Chandra

Roll No : 13000119062
Subject Name :
IT WORKSHOP (using MATLAB)
Subject Code :
PCC CS-393
Session : 2019-2023

Total Remark &

Exp. CO- Specific Marks
List of Experiments Date Marks Signature
No.
CO1 CO2 CO3 CO4 CO5
Assignment 1 19/08/20
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Assignment 2 02/09/20
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Assignment 3 09/09/20
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Assignment 4 23/09/20
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Assignment 5 30/09/20
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Assignment 6 4/11/20
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Assignment 7 09/11/20
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Assignment 8 07/12/20
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Assignment 9 14/12/20
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Assignment 10 25/01/20
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Assignment 11 01/02/21
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Assignment 12 15/02/21
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NAME OF THE PROGRAM: CSE DEGREE: B.Tech SEMESTER: 3rd COURSE CREDIT: 3
COURSE NAME: IT-Workshop (using MATLAB) CONTACT HOURS: 4P
COURSE CODE: PCC-CS393
COURSE TYPE: PRACTICAL

Exp. Week
List of Experiments
No. No.
Write MATLAB code to find the followings:
(i) Determination of inverse and determinant of a square matrix.
(ii) Transpose a given matrix.
(iii) Compute inner product of two vectors.
(iv) Find the trace of a square matrix. Week
1. (v) Find outer product of two vectors. 1
(vi) Eigenvalues and Eigenvectors of a square matrix.
(vii) Check whether a given matrix is orthogonal or not.
(viii) Check two vectors are Orthogonal or not.
(ix) Determine the eigenvalues of the inverse of a matrix
(x) Check whether eigenvectors of a symmetric matrix are orthogonal or not.
a) Write a script file that takes a string as input from the user and checks if the string is
a Palindrome or not and displays appropriate message for the user.
b) Write a function file that converts temperature in degrees Fahrenheit (F) to degrees Centigrade
Week
2. (C). Use input and fprintf commands to display a mix of text and numbers. Recall the
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conversion formulation, C = 5/9 *(F - 32).
c) Write a user-defined recursive function in MATLAB, with one positive integer input
argument and one output argument to compute the Factorial of N.
a) Write a user-defined anonymous function in MATLAB, with one positive integer
input argument and one output argument to compute the Factorial of N.
b) Write a user-defined MATLAB function, with two input and two output arguments that
determines the height in centimeters (cm) and mass in kilograms (kg) of a person from
his height in inches (in.) and weight in pounds (lb).
Week
3. (i) Determine in SI units the height and mass of a 5 ft.15 in. person who weight 180 lb.
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(ii) Determine your own height and weight in SI units.
c) Write a user-defined function in MATLAB, with one positive integer input argument and
one vector output argument to compute the Fibonacci series of N values.
d) Write a user-defined function in MATLAB, to computer prime numbers within given range
as input argument and returns a vector of results.
a) Write a script file in MATLAB to solve the following problem. Arnold buys three apples,
a dozen bananas, and one watermelon for Rs. 72.36. Deepika buys a dozen apples and two
watermelon for Rs. 115.26. Uttam buys two bananas and three watermelon for Rs. 42.77.
How much do single pieces of each fruit cost?
Note: Use Method 1 from the tutorial to solve this problem. Week
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b) Write a program to solve linear equations: 4
(i) 15x = 5y-8z
(ii) 9y+3z = x+6
(iii) 10x+4y-z = 7
Note: Use Method 2 from the tutorial to solve this problem.

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Create a cell array, called studentData, of Names, Ages, and Total marks, e.g.,
studentData = {'Aamir', 7, 45;
'Mukesh', 18, 150;
'Anita', 64, 75;
'Raghav', 47, 200;
'Roshni', 36, 0};
a) Display the cell array using the MATLAB disp() function. How is the data in the cell
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b) Extract the container holding the first name (Aamir) using cell array indexing.
c) Extract the container holding Aamir’s age using cell array indexing.
d) Extract the numeric data for Aamir’s age using cell array indexing.
e) Add records for two more students in the above cell array.
f) Sort studentData in ascending order of Ages.
g) Extract Names column as a single vector.
h) Replace the Total marks for all students from figures to words (e.g. 45 should be replaced
with 'Forty five') in studentData.
a) Write a user-defined function in MATLAB, named printCellArray that takes a 2-D cell array
and displays the data in each container. You may assume that the cell array contains only scalar
data (no array, structure, structure array, cell, or cell array). Hint MATLAB’s size() function
works for cell arrays. For example for the cell array {10 37; 12 8; 2 46} should be displayed as
shown below,
10 37
12 8
2 46
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b) Write a MATLAB script-file to read date of birth (dd, mm and yyyy separately) from user and 6
store in a cell array. The cell array should be arranged as an Nx3 cell array where column one
holds the day (dd), column two holds the month (mm) and column three holds the year (yyyy).
Finally, sort the newly created cell array in ascending order of year and print it on screen. The
output should be as shown in the following example,
20-05-1995
16-08-1997
12-12-2000
06-01-2010
a) Write a user defined function named createEmplyee that takes one input argument (N) and one
output argument (an EmployeeData structure array). The function will create a structure array
of EmployeeData consisting of Name, Designation, Age and Salary for N employees. It will
also check for the following validations while taking user input,
(i) Age cannot be less than 25 and greater than 60
(ii) Salary must be greater than 15000
Call the function with N = 5 to add atleast five employee records. Week
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b) Using the structure array of EmployeeData, created by the above function, do the following,
(i) Display the structure array with all fields for all employees.
(ii) Display all fields for only the last three employees.
(iii) Display only two fields, Name and Age for all employees.
(iv) Compute average age of all employees. [Do without using loop]
(v) Count number of employees who gets salary greater than 25000. [Do without using loop]

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a) Write MATLAB programs for the following:

(i) Read in a string and determine if the first character in the string is a capital letter. Test
your program for the following strings: 'Bob Smith', 'lizard', 'Ed', and 'hi Biff'.
(ii) Modify the previous program so that it will determine if any of the characters in the string
are capital letters. Test your program for the following strings: 'Bob Smith', 'lizard', 'Ed', Week
8. and 'hi Biff'. 8

b) Write a user-defined function in MATLAB, with two string input arguments and one vector
output argument to search for the sub-string (second input) within the first input string and will
return the occurrences (starting indices) of the sub string within the first string. In case the
sub- string is missing within the first string 0 (zero) will be returned.
Write the following data into a file named as 'data.txt' and save it in your working directory.
Rainfall Data
Months: June, July, August
M = 3
12:00:00
June-2012

17.21 28.52 39.78 16.55 23.67

19.15 0.35 17.57 NaN 12.01
17.92 28.49 17.40 17.06 11.09
9.59 9.33 NaN 0.31 0.23
10.46 13.17 NaN 14.89 19.33
20.97 19.50 17.65 14.45 14.00
18.23 10.34 17.95 16.46 19.34

09:10:02
July-2012

12.76 16.94 14.38 11.86 16.89

20.46 23.17 NaN 24.89 19.33
30.97 49.50 47.65 24.45 34.00 Week
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18.23 30.34 27.95 16.46 19.34 9
30.46 33.17 NaN 34.89 29.33
30.97 49.50 47.65 24.45 34.00
28.67 30.34 27.95 36.46 29.34

15:03:40
August-2012

17.09 16.55 19.59 17.25 19.22

17.54 11.45 13.48 22.55 24.01
NaN 21.19 25.85 25.05 27.21
26.79 24.98 12.23 16.99 18.67
17.54 11.45 13.48 22.55 24.01
NaN 21.19 25.85 25.05 27.21
26.79 24.98 12.23 16.99 18.67

a) Import data from this file and display this data.

b) Create a structure named mydata in the workspace to store data read from the file.
c) Extract the data of all the months and export it to separate files named as,
'June.txt', 'July.txt', and 'August.txt' respectively.
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a) Create a single 2D plot consisting of 2 subplots. Plot the tan(x) function in one subplot.
The other subplot consists of the function y = e−3.5xsin(10x). Week
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b) Plot a bar chart where the X-axis consists of the months and the Y-axis consists of the 10
number of days present in that corresponding month.
Construct a cylinder with the radius function as 4*cos(t). Create four sub-plots in a 2-by-2 grid
within a figure window such that,
(i) One subplot contains the X coordinates of the cylinder.
Week
11. (ii) Second subplot contains the Y coordinates of the cylinder.
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(iii) Third subplot contains the Z coordinates of the cylinder.
(iv) Fourth subplot contains the cylinder.
Hint: You can use either mesh() or surf() function.
Perform histogram equalization on an image in MATLAB. Display the image and the histogram. Week
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1. Rubrics for Lab: CS 393

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1. Write a MATLAB code for the followings:

     (i) Determination of inverse and determinant of a square matrix.

    (ii) Transpose a given matrix.

    (iii) Compute inner product of two vectors.

    (iv) Find the trace of a square matrix.

    (v) Find outer product of two vectors.

(vi) Eigenvalues and Eigenvectors of a square matrix.

(vii) Check whether a given matrix is orthogonal or not.
(viii)Check two vectors are Orthogonal or not.
(ix) Determine the eigenvalues of the inverse of a matrix
(x) Check whether eigenvectors of a symmetric matrix are orthogonal or not.

SOURCE CODE :-

a=[1 2;3 4]

I=inv(a)

D=det(a)

T=a'

r1=[1 2 3]

r2=[4 5 6]

inner=r1*r2'

tr=sum(diag((a)))

outer=r1'*r2

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a=[1,2;3,4]
[v,d]=eig(a)

%check given matrix is orthogonal or not

b=[1 0;0 -1]
t=b'
i=inv(b)
if t==i
disp("This is orthogonal matrix")
else
disp("This matrix is not orthogonal matrix")
endif

%Check two vectors are Orthogonal or not.

c=[1;2 ]
d=[2;-1 ]
p=dot(c,d)
if p==0
disp("Both vectors are orthogonal")
else
disp("Both vectors are not orthogonal")
endif

%Determine the eigenvalues of the inverse of a matrix

e=[10 11;12 13]
in=inv(e)
[ei,di]=eig(in)
%Check whether eigenvectors of a symmetric matrix are orthogonal or not.
s=[1 0 0;0 1 0;0 0 1]
[m,n]=eig(s)
t1=m'
i1=inv(m)
if t1==i1
disp("Eigenvectors of given symmetric matrix are orthogonal")
else
disp("Eigenvectors of given symmetric matrix are not orthogonal")
endif

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1. Write a script file that takes a string as input from the user and checks if the string is a Palindrome or not and
displays appropriate message for the user.

2. Write a function file that converts temperature in degrees Fahrenheit (F) to degrees Centigrade (C).
Use input and fprintf commands to display a mix of text and numbers. Recall the conversion formulation, C = 5/9
*(F - 32).

3. Write a user-defined recursive function in MATLAB, with one positive integer input argument and one output
argument to compute the Factorial of N.

SOURCE CODE :-

PALINDROME NUMBER:

disp('Q1. Check Pallindrome');

disp ('Input a string')

string = input('Input Your string: ', 's');

if string == fliplr(string);

disp ([ string ', is a palindrome.'])

else

disp ([ string ', is not a palindrome.'])

end

TEMPERATURE CONVERTER:

function temperature
f = input('enter temperature in farenhite: ');
c = (5/9)*(f-32);
fprintf('\n\tThe temp. in celcius is %.2f\n', c);
endfunction

FACTORIAL NUMBER:

n=input('\nEnter number to find its factorial :');

Factorial= fact(n);

fprintf('\n\n The factorial is:%d\n', Factorial);

function y=fact(n);

if n==0

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y= n .* fact(n-1);

end

end

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1. Write a user-defined anonymous function in MATLAB, with one positive integer input
argument and one output argument to compute the Factorial of N.

2.Write a user-defined MATLAB function, with two input and two output arguments that
determines the height in centimeters (cm) and mass in kilograms (kg) of a person from his height
in inches (in.) and weight in pounds (lb).

a)Determine in SI units the height and mass of a 5 ft.15 in. person who weight 180 lb.

b)Determine your own height and weight in SI units.

3.Write a user-defined function in MATLAB, with one positive integer input argument and one
vector output argument to compute the Fibonacci series of N values.

4. Write a user-defined function in MATLAB, to computer prime numbers within given range as
input argument and returns a vector of results.

SOURCE CODE:

FACTORIAL:

fact = @(n)prod(1:n);

SI UNITS;

function [m,kg] = convert(in,lb)

m=in*0.02548;
kg=lb*0.45392;
end

FIBONACCI NUMBER

function v = fibonacci(n)
a=0;
b=1;
v=[a,b];
for i=1:n
sum=a+b;
v=[v,sum];
a=b;
b=sum;
endfor
endfunction

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function vector=prime(m,n)
vector=[];
for i=m:n
c=0;
for j=1:i
if rem(i,j)==0
c=c+1;
endif
endfor
if c==2
vector=[vector,i];
endif
endfor
endfunction

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following problem. Arnold buys three apples, a
dozen bananas, and one watermelon for Rs. 72.36. Deepika buys a dozen apples and two
watermelon for Rs. 115.26. Uttam buys two bananas and three watermelon for Rs. 42.77. How
much do single pieces of each fruit cost?
Note: Use Method 1 from the tutorial to solve this problem.
2. Write a program to solve linear equations:
15x = 5y-8z
9y+3z = x+6
10x+4y-z = 7
Note: Use Method 2 from the tutorial to solve this problem.

SOURCE CODE:

QUESTION 1:

a=[3 12 1;12 0 2;0 2 3];

b=[72.36;115.26;42.77];
x=inv(a)*b

QUESTION 2:

p=[15 -5 8;1 -9 -3;10 4 -1];

q=[0;-6;7];
r=p\q

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e.g.,

studentData = {'Aamir', 7, 45;

'Mukesh', 18, 150;
'Anita', 64, 75;
'Raghav', 47, 200;
'Roshni', 36, 0};

a) Display the cell array using the MATLAB disp() function. How is the data in the cell array
displayed?
b) Extract the container holding the first name (Aamir) using cell array indexing.
c) Extract the container holding Aamir’s age using cell array indexing.
d) Extract the numeric data for Aamir’s age using cell array indexing.
e) Add records for two more students in the above cell array.
f) Sort studentData in ascending order of Ages.
g) Extract Names column as a single vector.
h) Replace the Total marks for all students from figures to words (e.g. 45 should be replaced with
'Forty five') in studentData.

SOURCE CODE:

disp("question a:")
studentData = {'Aamir', 7, 45;
'Mukesh', 18, 150;
'Anita', 64, 75;
'Raghav', 47, 200;
'Roshni', 36, 0};
disp(studentData)

disp("question b:")
fname=studentData(1,1)

disp("question c:")
fage=studentData(1,2)

disp("question d:")
fagenum=studentData{1,2}

disp("question e:")
studentData(6:7,:)={'sourish',19,70;'pal',28,98};
disp(studentData)

disp("question f:")
s=sortrows(studentData,2);
disp(s)

disp("question g:")

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end
disp(vector)
%s=cell2mat(studentData(:,1))

disp("question h:")
studentData(:,3)={'forty five','one hundred fifty','seventy','ninety eight','zero','two hunderd','seventy five'};
disp(studentData)

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1. Write a user-defined function in MATLAB, named printCellArray that takes a 2-D cell array
and displays the data in each container. You may assume that the cell array contains only scalar
data (no array, structure, structure array, cell, or cell array). Hint MATLAB’s size() function
works for cell arrays. For example for the cell array {10 37; 12 8; 2 46} should be displayed as
shown below,

10    37
12     8
 2    46

2. Write a MATLAB script-file to read date of birth (dd, mm and yyyy separately) from user and
store in a cell array. The cell array should be arranged as an Nx3 cell array where column one
holds the day(dd), column two holds the month(mm) and column three holds the year(yyyy).
Finally, sort the newly created cell array in ascending order of year and print it on screen. The
output should be as shown in the following example:

20-05-1995
16-08-1997
12-12-2000
06-01-2010

SOURCE CODE:

QUESTION 1:
function printCellArray(c)
row=size(c);
for i=1:row
fprintf('%5d %5d\n',c{i,1},c{i,2});
end
end

QUESTION 2:

rows = input("Enter the number of rows: ");

arr= {};
for x= 1:rows
printf("Date of birth in Row %d\n",x);
arr(x,1) = input("Enter the day: ");
arr(x,2) = input("Enter the month: ");
arr(x,3) = input("Enter the year: ");
endfor
arr = sortrows(arr,3);
for x= 1:rows

printf("%02d-%02d-%04d", arr{x,1}, arr{x,2}, arr{x,3});

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1. Write a user defined function named createEmplyee that takes one input argument (N) and one
output argument (an EmployeeData structure array). the function will create a structure array of
EmployeeData consisting of Name, Designation, Age and Salary for N employees. It will also
check for the following validations while taking user input,

    a) Age cannot be less than 25 and greater than 60

    b) Salary must be greater than 15000

Call the function with N = 5 to add atleast five employee records.

2. Using the structure array of EmployeeData, created by the above function, do the following,

a) Display the structure array with all fields for all employees.
b) Display all fields for only the last three employees.
c) Display only two fields, Name and Age for all employees.
d) Compute average age of all employees.  [Do without using loop]
e) Count number of employees who gets salary greater than 25000.  [Do without using loop]

SOURCE CODE;

function EmployeeData = create_employee(n)

for i=1:n
employee(i).name=input("Enter Name: ","s");
employee(i).des=input("Enter Designation: ","s");
employee(i).age=input("Enter Age: ");
if employee(i).age<25||employee(i).age>60
printf("Invalid age, Please try again\n")
while employee(i).age<25 || employee(i).age>60
employee(i).age=input("Enter Age: ");
end
end
employee(i).salary=input("Enter Salary: ");
if employee(i).salary<15000
printf("Invalid salary, Please try again\n")
while employee(i).salary<15000
employee(i).salary=input("Enter Salary: ");
endwhile
endif
endfor

printf("Data of all employees:-\n")

for i=1:n
disp(employee(i))
endfor

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endfor

printf("Printing name and age of all employees:-\n")

for i=1:n
printf("For employee %d\n",i)
printf("Name: ")
disp(employee(i).name)
printf("Age: ")
disp(employee(i).age)
endfor

printf("Average age of all employees: ")

avg=sum([employee.age])/n;
disp(avg)

printf("No. of employees having salary more than 25000: ")

s=[employee.salary];
count=sum(s>25000);
disp(count)
endfunction

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1. Write MATLAB programs for the following:

a) Read in a string and determine if the first character in the string is a capital letter. Test your
program for the following strings: 'Bob Smith', 'lizard', 'Ed', and 'hi Biff'.
b) Modify the previous program so that it will determine if any of the characters in the string are
capital letters. Test your program for the following strings: 'Bob Smith', 'lizard', 'Ed', and 'hi Biff'.
2. Write a user-defined function in MATLAB, with two string input arguments and one vector
output argument to search for the sub-string (second input) within the first input string and will
return the occurrences (starting indices) of the sub string within the first string. In case the sub-
string is missing within the first string 0 (zero) will be returned.

SCORCE CODE:

QUESTION 1:

str=input("Enter a string: ");

if (str(1)>64 && str(1)<91)
fprintf("\nFirst letter is a Capital Letter.");
end
t=0;
for i=1:length(str)
if (str(i)>64 && str(i)<91)
t=1;
end
end
if (t==1)
fprintf("\nCharacters in Capital Letters found.\n\n");
else
fprintf("\nNo characters in Capital Letters found.\n\n");
end

QUESTION 2:

function c=Assn9b(a,b)
c=0;
cp=1;
for i=1:length(a)
if(a(i)==b(1))
t=1;
j=1;
while (j<=length(b) && j+i-1<=length(a))
if (a(i+j-1)!=b(j))
t=0;
end
j=j+1;
end
if (t==1&&j==length(b)+1)
c(cp)=i;
cp=cp+1;
end
end
end
end

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1) Write the following data into a file named as 'data.txt' and save it in your working directory.
Rainfall Data

Months: June, July, August

M=3

12:00:00

June-2012

17.21 28.52 39.78 16.55 23.67

19.15 0.35 17.57 NaN 12.01

17.92 28.49 17.40 17.06 11.09

9.59 9.33 NaN 0.31 0.23

10.46 13.17 NaN 14.89 19.33

20.97 19.50 17.65 14.45 14.00

18.23 10.34 17.95 16.46 19.34

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July-2012

12.76 16.94 14.38 11.86 16.89

20.46 23.17 NaN 24.89 19.33

30.97 49.50 47.65 24.45 34.00

18.23 30.34 27.95 16.46 19.34

30.46 33.17 NaN 34.89 29.33

30.97 49.50 47.65 24.45 34.00

28.67 30.34 27.95 36.46 29.34

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August-2012

17.09 16.55 19.59 17.25 19.22

17.54 11.45 13.48 22.55 24.01

NaN 21.19 25.85 25.05 27.21

26.79 24.98 12.23 16.99 18.67

17.54 11.45 13.48 22.55 24.01

NaN 21.19 25.85 25.05 27.21

26.79 24.98 12.23 16.99 18.67

2) Import data from this file and display this data.

3) Create a structure named
mydata in the workspace to store data read from the file.
4) Extract the data of all the months and export it to separate files named as
'June.txt', 'July.txt', and 'August.txt', respectively.

SOURCE CODE:-

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>> A=importdata("data.txt")
>> A

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mydata in the workspace to store data read from the file.
>> %QUESTION 3%
>> mydata=struct;
>> row=5;
>> col=7;
>> fp=fopen("data.txt","rt"); %open in read mode
>> fgets(fp);
>> fgets(fp);
>> line=fgets(fp);
>> M=str2num(line(length(line)-1));%extract number of data
>> for i=1:M %read data into struct
mydata(i).time=fgets(fp);
mydata(i).month=fgets(fp);
mydata(i).rain=fscanf(fp,"%f",[row,col]);
fgets(fp);
end
>> for i=1:M %print data
printf("\nTime: ");
disp(mydata(i).time);
printf("Month: ");
disp(mydata(i).month);
printf("Rain Data: \n");
disp(mydata(i).rain');
end
>> fclose(fp);

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4) Extract the data of all the months and export it to separate files named as
'June.txt', 'July.txt', and 'August.txt', respectively.
>> %QUESTION 4%
>> mydata=struct;
>> row=5;
>> col=7;
>> fp=fopen("data.txt","rt"); %open in read mode
>> fgets(fp);
>> fgets(fp);
>> line=fgets(fp);
>> M=str2num(line(length(line)-1));%extract number of data
>> for i=1:M %read data into struct
mydata(i).time=fgets(fp);
mydata(i).month=fgets(fp);
mydata(i).rain=fscanf(fp,"%f",[row,col]);
fgets(fp);
end
>> fclose(fp);
>> for i=1:M
name=strsplit(mydata(i).month,"-");
fname=strcat(name{1},".txt"); %extracting month name and creating
respective file name
fp=fopen(fname,"wt"); %opening that file in write mode
%writing data into respective month files
fprintf(fp,"Time: %s\n",mydata(i).time);
fprintf(fp,"Month: %s\n",mydata(i).month);
data=mydata(i).rain';
dlmwrite(fp,data,"\t");
fclose(fp);
end
>> disp("Done. Respective files have been created");

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ASSIGNMENT-10

1) Create a single 2D plot consisting of 2 subplots. Plot the tan(x) function in one subplot. The
other subplot consists of the function y = e−3.5xsin(10x).
2) Plot a bar chart where the X-axis consists of the months and the Y-axis consists of the number
of days present in that corresponding month.

SOURCE CODE:

QUESTION 1 :

dx = 0.2;
x = (-pi/2)+dx:pi/200:(pi/2)-dx;
y = tan(x);
subplot(1,2,1);
plot(x,y),xlabel('x'),ylabel('tan(x)')
z=exp(-3.5*x).*sin(10*x);
subplot(1,2,2)
plot(x,z),xlabel('x'),ylabel('exp(-3.5x)*sin(10x)')

QUESTION 2 :

month=[1:12];
day=[31,28,31,30,31,30,31,31,30,31,30,31];
bar(month,day),xlabel('Months number ->'),ylabel('No. of Days ->'),axis([0 13 25 32])
title('Year 2021')

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ASSIGNMENT-11

Construct a cylinder with the radius function as 4*cos(t). Create four sub-plots in a 2-by-2 grid
within a figure window such that:

1) One subplot contains the X coordinates of the cylinder.

2) Second subplot contains the Y coordinates of the cylinder.
3) Third subplot contains the Z coordinates of the cylinder.
4) Fourth subplot contains the cylinder.
You can use either mesh or surf function.
SOURCE CODE:

t = 0:pi/10:2*pi;

r= 4*cos(t);

[X,Y,Z] = cylinder(r);

subplot(2,2,1);

plot(X);

title('X coordinates');

subplot(2,2,2);

plot(Y);

title('Y coordinates');

subplot(2,2,3);

plot(Z);

title('Z coordinates');

subplot(2,2,4);

surf(X,Y,Z);

title('Cylinder');

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ASSIGNMENT-12

(1) Perform histogram equalization on an image in MATLAB. Display the image and the
histogram.

SOURCE CODE:

pkg load image;

I=imread('pout.tif');
figure;
subplot(2,2,1);
imshow(I);
subplot(2,2,2);
imhist(I);
J=histeq(I);
subplot(2,2,3);
imshow(J);
subplot(2,2,4);
imhist(J);

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