OceanMap Matlab script

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OceanMap - Manually enter matrix elements in a GUI, then save to a *.MAT file. This is a general-purpose array editor, developed using GUIDE.It is called OceanMap because of the purpose for which I designed it. You may wish to change the name. If necessary, you should find it easy to make the function return the output matrix rather than saving it to a .MAT file.Notes:- The number of rows and columns can be updated actively, without losing data already contained in the matrix- You should call OceanMap from the command line, as clicking on the .fig file doesnt work: The ActiveX FlexArray doesn't initialise.- Currently, Multidimensional Arrays are not supported... I'd be pleased to hear if anyone modifies the software for extra dimensions.- The output matrix DOES NOT CONTAIN row and column numbers, although it wouldn't be a lot of effort to make it do so.Background Information:OceanMap was originally created for the purpose of tracking a submersible vehicle using a grid painted onto the floor of a water tank. Technicians use it to input the grid pattern and convert it to matrix form.A separate piece of software compares the matrix from OceanMap to numbers seen by an on-board camera to compile the track of the submersible. Requirements: · MATLAB Release: R14
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Windows / Linux / Mac OS / BSD / Solaris

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