Using R2016b Arithmetic Expansion Rules to Make a Matrix Without a For Loop

(Originall posted in Stuart's MATLAB Videos Blog)

Here I show how the new arithmetic expansion rules in release R2016b can be used to answer a blog post comment question. See the great post by Loren on the subject.

Features covered in this video include:

  • Arithmetic (vector) expansion

Recorded: 23 Feb 2018

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