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Matrix Addressing
To refer to the element in row and column of matrix x, y(row,coumn)
>> x=[16 13 19 19, 182 19/10; 3 6 3 16; 18 11 19 3]
>> x(3,3) ans €3
>> x(3,:) ans =36316
To create a submatrix using the colon operator:
>> y=x(2:end, Dend-1)
y= 18 2 19
363
18 11 19
>> z= y(1:22:3)
Z-2 19
63
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Transcribed Image Text:0.7000 7.
Matrix Addressing
To refer to the element in row and column of matrix x, y(row,coumn)
>> x=[16 13 19 19, 182 19/10; 3 6 3 16; 18 11 19 3]
>> x(3,3) ans €3
>> x(3,:) ans =36316
To create a submatrix using the colon operator:
>> y=x(2:end, Dend-1)
y= 18 2 19
363
18 11 19
>> z= y(1:22:3)
Z-2 19
63
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