matlab-novice-inflammation
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swcarpentry
Programming with MATLAB
I found two solutions under [Testing a function](https://swcarpentry.github.io/matlab-novice-inflammation/instructor/07-func.html#testing-a-function) that were being rendered as: ```` ``` function out = normalise(in) %NORMALISE Return original array, normalised so that the % new values...
### What is the problem? A mismatch between maintainers listed on SWC website and the repo ReadMe, please update. requested on behalf of the SWC Lesson Programme Governance Committee ###...
The Contributing Guide, `CONTRIBUTING.md`, contains two links with URLs that should be updated: 1. the _How to Contribute to an Open Source Project on GitHub_ link leads to a 404...
In episode 3 (http://swcarpentry.github.io/matlab-novice-inflammation/03-plotting/index.html) when we look at averaging the dataset, it would be good to remind the learners of what the rows and columns are. It has been two...
The fix for #235 adds this empty folder. The lesson should be updated to reflect that.
In a discussion with Ken Deeley and Jos Martin from Mathworks, and @gvwilson, the following improvements to the SWC MATLAB material have been suggested: 1. MATLAB environment - the lessons...
Instructions Would it be helpful to create a MATLAB interactive *.mlx notebook for this MATLAB programming course? The notebook can be shared via GitHub and/or MATLAB drive. Most features if...
@zkamvar We need to update style for this lesson so that jump lists (anchors for different sections) becomes automatically available for different levels of headings.
In the episode, https://github.com/swcarpentry/matlab-novice-inflammation/edit/gh-pages/_episodes/03-plotting.md in the third Matlab input: >> disp('Maximum inflammation:) >> disp(max(patient_data(:))) the students would not actually see the output as displayed in the materials: Maximum inflammation: 20...
At last debriefing session someone mention that > defensive programming lesson as written takes a big leap from the previous lessons; the normalize_rectangle and range_overlap code would be tough for...
