Best Resource for Accelerating Learning and Vectoring in Matlab

Question

There are some resources for a beginner to optimize Matlab code, but not all of them are very clear and understandable.

Answer 1

The best resource is the interrogative mind.

You have a great tool at Matlab for rapid prototyping of alternative solutions to common computing problems. In many situations, it will be useful for you to code two or more different solutions to the same problem and develop your own understanding of how to optimally use Matlab, especially your understanding of how to squeeze optimal performance for your own set of problems.

Do not give up immune solutions, store them in your repository and test new releases again to find out what could change. Then go back to SO and teach us old dogs new tricks.

arf, arf

Answer 2

The most standard link that I know of is:

Acklam (2003) "Manipulating Matab Mare: Tips and Tricks"

Available for free on the Internet - just Google.

Other good resources are comp.soft-sys.matlab newsgroup, stackoverflow, and almost everything written by Loren Shure

Endpoint: To get the most out of SO, try posting your own answers. Nothing can help you learn trading tips and tricks faster than putting your own code for expert evaluation. Even the process of clicking the “send response” button will make you think twice about each line that you wrote. After the presentation, you can get by comparing your answers with the answers of more experienced users and finding out how they improved by your own methods.

Answer 3

This page has been very helpful to me. Its very clear and simple, with nice examples. Recommend it in eveyone, specifying code acceleration in Matlab.

http://yagtom.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/html/speedup.html