Scilab 5.4.0
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Elementary Functions
- Bitwise operations
- Complex
- Discrete mathematics
- Elementary matrices
- diag — diagonal including or extracting
- eye — identity matrix
- ind2sub — linear index to matrix subscript values
- linspace — linearly spaced vector
- logspace — logarithmically spaced vector
- meshgrid — create matrices or 3-D arrays
- ndgrid — arrays for multidimensional function evaluation on grid
- ones — matrix made of ones
- rand — Random numbers
- squarewave — generates a square wave with period 2*%pi
- sub2ind — matrix subscript values to linear index
- toeplitz — Toeplitz matrix
- zeros — matrix made of zeros
- Log - exp - power
- exp — element-wise exponential
- expm — square matrix exponential
- log — natural logarithm
- log10 — base 10 logarithm
- log1p — computes with accuracy the natural logarithm of its argument added by one
- log2 — base 2 logarithm
- logm — square matrix logarithm
- polar — polar form
- sqrt — square root
- sqrtm — matrix square root
- Floating point
- ceil — round up
- clean — cleans matrices (round to zero small entries)
- double — conversion from integer to double precision representation
- fix — round towards zero
- floor — round down
- format — number printing and display format
- frexp — dissect floating-point numbers into base 2 exponent and mantissa
- ieee — set floating point exception mode
- int — round towards zero
- isinf — check for infinite entries
- isnan — check for "Not a Number" entries
- nearfloat — get previous or next floating-point number
- nextpow2 — next higher power of 2.
- number_properties — determine floating-point parameters
- round — round to nearest integer
- Radix conversions
- base2dec — convert from base b to decimal
- bin2dec — convert from binary to decimal
- dec2base — Convert decimal to base N number in string
- dec2bin — convert from decimal to binary
- dec2hex — convert from decimal to hexadecimal
- dec2oct — convert from decimal to octal
- hex2dec — convert from hexadecimal to decimal
- oct2dec — convert from octal to decimal
- Matrix manipulation
- flipdim — flip x components along a given dimension
- matrix — reshape a vector or a matrix to a different size matrix
- permute — permute the dimensions of an array
- pertrans — simultaneous permutation and transposition
- repmat — Replicate and tile an array
- resize_matrix — create a new matrix with a different size
- squeeze — removes singleton dimensions of a hypermatrix
- Matrix operations
- abs — absolute value, magnitude
- cumprod — cumulative product of array elements
- cumsum — cumulative sum of array elements
- kron — Kronecker product (.*.)
- max — maximum
- min — minimum
- norm — matrix norm
- prod — product of array elements
- signm — matrix signum function
- sum — sum of array elements
- tril — lower triangular part of matrix
- triu — upper triangle
- Search and sort
- dsearch — search in ordered sets
- gsort — sorting by quick sort algorithm
- lex_sort — lexicographic matrix rows sorting
- vectorfind — finds in a matrix rows or columns matching a vector
- Set operations
- Signal processing
- bloc2exp — Conversion of a block-diagram to its symbolic expression
- bloc2ss — block-diagram to state-space conversion
- pen2ea — pencil to E,A conversion
- ssrand — random system generator
- sysconv — system conversion
- sysdiag — block diagonal system connection
- syslin — linear system definition
- trfmod — poles and zeros display
- Symbolic
- addf — symbolic addition
- cmb_lin — symbolic linear combination
- ldivf — left symbolic division
- mulf — symbolic multiplication
- rdivf — right symbolic division
- solve — symbolic linear system solver
- subf — symbolic subtraction
- trianfml — symbolic triangularization
- trisolve — symbolic linear system solver
- Trigonometry
- acos — element wise cosine inverse (radians)
- acosd — element wise cosine inverse, result in degree.
- acosh — hyperbolic cosine inverse
- acoshm — matrix hyperbolic inverse cosine
- acosm — matrix wise cosine inverse
- acot — computes the element-wise inverse cotangeant of the argument.
- acotd — computes the element-wise inverse cotangeant of the argument, result in degree.
- acoth — element wise hyperbolic cotangeant inverse.
- acsc — computes the element-wise inverse cosecant of the argument.
- acscd — computes the element-wise inverse cosecant of the argument, results in degree.
- acsch — computes the element-wise inverse hyperbolic cosecant of the argument.
- asec — computes the element-wise inverse secant of the argument.
- asecd — computes the element-wise inverse secant of the argument, results in degree.
- asech — computes the element-wise inverse hyperbolic secant of the argument.
- asin — sine inverse (radians)
- asind — sine inverse, results in degree
- asinh — hyperbolic sine inverse
- asinhm — matrix hyperbolic inverse sine
- asinm — matrix wise sine inverse
- atan — 2-quadrant and 4-quadrant inverse tangent
- atand — 2-quadrant and 4-quadrant element-wise inverse tangent, result in degree
- atanh — hyperbolic tangent inverse
- atanhm — matrix hyperbolic tangent inverse
- atanm — square matrix tangent inverse
- cos — cosine function
- cosd — element-wise cosine function, argument in degree
- cosh — hyperbolic cosine
- coshm — matrix hyperbolic cosine
- cosm — matrix cosine function
- cotd — element-wise cotangent function, argument in degree
- cotg — cotangent
- coth — hyperbolic cotangent
- cothm — matrix hyperbolic cotangent
- csc — сomputes the element-wise cosecant of the argument
- cscd — сomputes the element-wise cosecant of the argument given in degree
- csch — Computes the element-wise hyperbolic cosecant of the argument.
- csgn — returns the sign of a vector of real of complex values
- sec — computes the element-wise secant of the argument
- secd — computes the element-wise secant of the argument given in degree
- sech — computes the element-wise hyperbolic secant of the argument
- sin — sine function
- sinc — sinc function
- sind — sine function, argument in degree.
- sinh — hyperbolic sine
- sinhm — matrix hyperbolic sine
- sinm — matrix sine function
- tan — tangent
- tand — tangent, argument in degree.
- tanh — hyperbolic tangent
- tanhm — matrix hyperbolic tangent
- tanm — matrix tangent
- and — logical AND of the elements of an array
- and_op — logical AND operator
- cat — concatenate several arrays
- cell2mat — converts a cell array into a matrix
- cellstr — converts strings vector (or strings matrix) into a cell array of strings
- isempty — check if a variable is an empty matrix or an empty list
- isequal — objects comparison
- isvector — check if a variable is a vector
- lstsize — list, tlist, mlist numbers of entries
- modulo — positive arithmetic remainder modulo m
- ndims — number of dimensions of an array
- nthroot — Real nth root of real numbers
- or — logical OR of the elements of an array
- or_op — logical OR operator
- sign — signum function
- size — size of objects
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