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matGeom is designed to be a Matlab library for geometric computing. Using the functions included in matGeom, you are able to create, transform, manipulate and display geometric primitives (points, lines, polygons, planes, etc.).
Typical operations involve creation of shapes, computation of intersections, transforming shape coordinates, combining shapes to create new ones. You can have a look at the demo pages to have an overview of the syntax and possibilities.
The library is organised into several packages:
· geom2d for general functions in the 2D euclidean plane,
· polygons2d for working with polylines and polygons,
· graphs for working on planar graphs,
· polynomialCurves2d that can be used for fitting geometric curves on set of points, typically after a coutour detection procedure,
· geom3d for general functions in the 3D euclidean space,
· meshes3d for manipulating meshes composed of several polygonal faces.
The library also contains functions for manipulation of surface meshes.

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matGeom Crack For Windows is intended to be a library that can easily be used in Matlab. The library supports the following object types:
· Point – a set of 2D or 3D points,
· Polyline – a collection of points forming a closed curve in the plane,
· Polygon – a collection of points forming a closed curve in the plane,
· Line – a curve in the plane or a set of 2D points,
· Surface – a closed surface in the 3D euclidean space,
· SurfaceMesh – a surface mesh composed of polygons.
For additional details and examples, please have a look at the matGeom Free Download description page. For an overview of the package functionality and the supported object types, please check the matGeom documentation page.

Installation

Matlab

To install matGeom, simply run the following commands from the Matlab prompt:
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MATLAB> addpath(‘C:\path\to\matGeom’);

MATLAB> require(‘matGeom’)

Unix and Linux

In Linux and Unix, there are three steps required for the installation:
· Install the bin folder
· Add to your path
· Add to your library

Firstly, download and unzip the matGeom package.

Install the package

Under Linux and Unix, the easiest way to install matGeom is to use the command

which, for example, installs matGeom in the $MATLAB/bin directory.

Add the path

On Linux and Unix, the following command will add the bin directory to your path.

The matGeom toolbox is contained in the MATLAB® application directory. In the MATLAB® application directory, type the following command to add the matGeom bin directory to the path:

Type in the following command to add the matGeom lib directory to your path:

To use the matGeom toolbox, you must first require the MATLAB® application directory.

Add to your library

In Linux and Unix, the following command will add the matGeom bin directory to your library:

Type the following command to add the matGeom lib directory to your library:

If you want to use the matGeom toolbox as a normal Matlab library, it is required that you add the matGeom directory to your library.

Type the

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You have the liberty to use KEYMACRO to add new functions, types or macros to matGeom. Please send your contributions to the authors of the library.

Linear Algebra

The library contains some of the most common algorithms for linear algebra.

· Matrices and vectors are built in the package matrices. The package includes wrappers for the Matlab matrix class, which is very similar to NumPy and SciPy, the C++ and OpenCL based libraries for scientific computing, so you will be able to use your matlab Matlab functions in a simple way.
· Matrices are organized in classes and data types in order to facilitate programming.
· Linear algebra functions are grouped by problem and data types (column, row, normal, normalized, scaled, band, etc).
· The package contains wrappers for the Matlab matrix class.

Statistics

The library contains basic and advanced statistics functions.

· The package contains wrappers for the Matlab function. The function class_stats contains some common methods, such as centrality measures (mean, median, mode, variance,…) and a graphical method.

Optimization

The library contains basic and advanced methods for optimization.

· Basic and advanced operations in optimization are grouped by problem:
· General linear problems. The package contains wrappers for the Matlab function.
· Minimization: at the end of this section, you will find more advanced and robust techniques for finding the global minimum of a problem.
· Optimization: this section contains the most used algorithms for nonlinear optimization.

Miscellaneous

The package contains many functions that do not fit in other packages.

· The package contains wrappers for the Matlab function.

Graphics

The library contains some functions for creating and manipulating images.

The package contains wrappers for the Matlab function.

Matlab Functions

The library contains several Matlab functions that are imported as classes.

The package contains wrappers for the Matlab function.

Installation

In order to use matGeom, you will need matlab installed on your machine. Once installed, you have to make sure that you have the package matgeom located in your path. You can do so using matlab’s command prompt:

In a second step, matgeom must be added to the path. It is advised to place the path before the
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matGeom is divided into several packages because it relies on several external libraries. In order to develop matGeom, the programmer has to install and compile and some libraries, for example:
· GMP (GNU Multiple Precision) library for working with integers.
· gmatrix (GNU Multiple Precision Matrix Library) for working with matrices.
· GLIB (GNU Multiple Precision Linkage Binding) library for calling external functions with C/C++ and Java languages.
For the functions of matGeom, you need to install also the required libraries:
· libc++ (GNU Multiple Precision Linkage Binding) library for working with C/C++ language.
· libstdc++ (GNU Multiple Precision Linkage Binding) library for working with C/C++ language.
· libtbb (GNU Multiple Precision Linkage Binding) library for working with Java language.
Since matGeom is not really designed for a large scale program, we consider that a user should only use the latest versions of the libraries.
In this respect, matGeom relies on the following libraries:
· libGMP (GNU Multiple Precision) library v3.2.2 or higher (already available for Linux and Mac OS X, but not for Windows);
· libGLIB (GNU Multiple Precision Linkage Binding) library v2.2.4 or higher (already available for Linux and Mac OS X, but not for Windows);
· libtbb (GNU Multiple Precision Linkage Binding) library v1.0 or higher (already available for Linux and Mac OS X, but not for Windows).
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When you use matGeom, you must also use the executable gmpF77 or gmatrixF77, or gtbbF77.
The matGeom has the function mat2Dgmp that allows you to change the default libraries to work with GNU Multiple Precision libraries instead of GMP.
For windows, the matGeom is under the GPL licence and comes with an installer.
You can get the matGeom binary package at:
The matGeom library can be used under the GPL licence. The matGeom source code is available at: http

What’s New in the MatGeom?

This is the documentation of the matGeom library. It describes the main functions included in the matGeom library and how to use them.

Creating Geometric Primitives: