Are more miniposters like "Preprocessing Time Series Data with MATLAB" available?

Hi everyone, I recently got an email containing a link to a pdf version of a cheatsheet regarding "Preprocessing Time Series Data with MATLAB" and i really liked the format. Now my question is: Are there more "miniposters" like this available?

[Christopher Stokely]

MathWorks cheatsheets

they are about half way down the page. there are 5 pdf Mathworks MATLAB cheatsheets.

[Christopher Stokely]

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The webpage is from a blog by MathWorks' Johanna Pingel titled: Best of 2018 – Deep Learning Edition 2

Answer 1

[Heather Gorr, PhD]

Hi Jens, Here are a few "cheatsheets" for various topics with links:

• Live Editor
• Importing and Exporting Data
• Preprocessing Time Series Data
• Machine Learning
• Deep Learning
• Text Analytics
• Symbolic Math

[Jens Knoblauch]

Thank you!

Great value in these.

[Heather Gorr, PhD]

Do you have any requests? I work on these and it would be great to hear what else would be helpful!

[madhan ravi]

@Heather could you share optimization cheatsheet if there is any?

[Mary Fenelon]

Optimization cheatsheets now available!

• Problem-Based Optimization - For Optimization Toolbox including new nonlinear support in R2019a
• Solver-Based Optimization - For Optimization Toolbox and Global Optimization Toolbox

[madhan ravi]

Thank you!

Answer 2

[Christopher Stokely]

I am putting together a bunch of cheat sheets too. I think all these cheatsheets will be very helpful during my next data science competition.

[Heather Gorr, PhD]

Do you have any requests? I work on these and it would be great to hear what else would be helpful! Also, you should share your cheatsheets when ready! :)

[Christopher Stokely]

I have a small notebook full of commands and examples that I constantly use. A lot of it has to do with how to manipulate tables and groups. I have found the website info to be very fragmented so I cannot easily find all the commands or examples in a systematic way. Usually I stumble upon them.

Here are some of the commands that I have in my little book

*mergevars

*splitvars

*addvars

*movevars

*rows2vars

*inner2outer

*detectImportOptions

*Change variables names in a table

*findgroups

*splitapply

*create another table with a subset of variables from a table

*detectSpreadsheetOptions

*setvartype

*setvaropts

*height

*width

*uiimport

*innerjoin

*outerjoin

*join

*fillmissing

*ismissing

*isundefined

*rmmissing

*standardizeMissing

*rowfun

*stack

*unstack

*varfun

*datasample

*gscatter

*gplotmatrix

*grpstats

*grp2idx

*splitapply

[Christopher Stokely]

Hi Heather, a cheatsheet on file navigation would be very helpful. For example,

• userpath
• fullfile
• fileparts
• matlabroot
• tempdir

Options for regression and classification modeling

• fitrtree
• fitrsvm
• fitrensemble
• fitrm
• fitlme
• fitlmematrix
• fitglm
• fitrkernal
• fitlinear
• fitlm
• fitctree
• fitcdisc
• fitcknn
• fitcnb
• fitcsvm
• fitcecoc
• fitcensemle
• fitckernal