17.

1 Project - Review of Fundamentals: (1/3) World's Longest Tunnels

Đáp án là
The longTunnels.txt file contains tunnels = readtable('longTunnels.txt');
information about tunnels in use around that
world that are at least 13 km long.
TASK Mình thì quên là phải dùng ‘’
Read longTunnels.txt into a table
named tunnelsin MATLAB.

The histogram function can bin on histogram(tunnels.Year,'BinMethod','integers')

integer values. Use
the BinMethod property name and
specify the value as 'integers'.

histogram(data,'BinMethod','integ
ers')
TASK
Create a histogram of the years, found in
the Yearvariable of tunnels, that the
tunnels were completed. Give each year in
the range its own bin.

Many different types of tunnels are tunnels.Type = categorical(tunnels.Type);

represented in the Type variable types = categories(tunnels.Type)
of tunnels. pa = tunnels(tunnels.Type == 'Particle Accelerator',:)
TASK
Convert Type to a categorical array.

Save the different types of tunnels to a cell

array named types.

Save a table named pa with all the data for

the Particle Accelerator type
in tunnels.

The Region variable in tunnels contains tunnels.Region = categorical(tunnels.Region);

the country or region in which the tunnel histogram(tunnels.Type(tunnels.Region=='Japan'))
can be found. title('Longest Tunnels in Japan')
TASK
Convert Region to a categorical array.

Make a histogram of the tunnel Type for

only those tunnels in Japan.

TASK
There are five cell arrays
named europe, na, sa, asia,
and africa defined in the script. They
contain a list of countries in the dataset.
Use these cell arrays to create a new
categorical variable
named Continent in tunnels. This
variable should have the following
categories:
 Europe
 North America
tunnels.Continent =
mergecats(tunnels.Region,europe,'Europe');
tunnels.Continent =
mergecats(tunnels.Continent,na,'North America');
tunnels.Continent =
mergecats(tunnels.Continent,sa,'South America');
tunnels.Continent =
mergecats(tunnels.Continent,asia,'Asia');
tunnels.Continent =
mergecats(tunnels.Continent,africa,'Africa');
histogram(tunnels.Continent(tunnels.Type == 'Railway'))
title('Longest Railway Tunnels')
 South America
 Asia
 Africa

Create a histogram of the continents for

only the Railway tunnels.
17.1 Project - Review of Fundamentals: (2/3) Baseball Player Statistics
The file baseballPlayers.txt contains players = readtable('baseballPlayers.txt')
season statistics for several top offensive
baseball players throughout time.
TASK
Read baseballPlayers.txt into a table
named players in MATLAB.

The variable Pos in the players table TASK

contains each player's position. Convert Pos to a categorical.
 1B: First Base
Combine all the outfield positions (LF, CF, RF, and OF) into one
 2B: Second Base category, OF.
 3B: Third Base Then, create a histogram of the data in Pos.
 SS: Short Stop Mình làm mà bị sai
 C: Catcher players.Pos = categorical(players.Pos)
players.OF =
 LF: Left Field
mergecats(players.LF,players.CF,players.RF,players.OF)
 CF: Center Field histogram(players.Pos,'BinCounts','integer')
 RF: Right Field Còn đáp án là đơn giản hơn mình hiểu rất nhiều
 OF: Outfield (general) players.Pos =
mergecats(categorical(players.Pos),{'OF','LF','CF','RF'
 DH: Designated Hitter },'OF');
histogram(players.Pos)
Which position is most represented in the
data?

Runs created is a statistic used in baseball TASK

to estimate the number of team runs an Add two variables, TB and RC, to players. Use the formulas given. Make
individual contributed to. a scatter plot of RCversus Year.
lbEra = players.Year >= 1920;
lbPlayers = players(lbEra,:);
A = H + BB
scatter(lbPlayers.RBI,lbPlayers.RC)
B = TB
xlabel('Runs Batted In')
C = AB + BB
ylabel('Runs Created')
The variables H (hits), BB (base on balls),
and AB (at bat) are all in players.
title('Comparing Baseball Statistics')
TB (total bases) must be caculated from
other variables found in players.
TB = H + B2 + 2*B3 + 3*HR
The variables B2 (double, more commonly
abbreviated as “2B”), B3 (triple, more
commonly abbreviated as “3B”),
and HR (homerun) are all in players.

TASK c = polyfit(lbPlayers.RBI,lbPlayers.RC,1);
Add a straight fitted line to the plot. RBIfit = [min(lbPlayers.RBI) max(lbPlayers.RBI)];
RCfit = polyval(c,RBIfit);
hold on
plot(RBIfit,RCfit)
hold off

17.1 Project - Review of Fundamentals: (3/3) Cassini-Huygens Spacecraft

The file cassini.txt contains data on the
location of the Cassini-Huygens spacecraft
for the first several years of the probe's
mission. In this project, you'll visualize the
position of the spacecraft around the sun.
TASK
Plot the x-y position of the spacecraft, using
variables x and y in the table cassini.
Use the yr variable to plot each year in a
different color than the prior year.
TASK
Read the data from cassiniData.txt into a table named cassini.
Read the data from planetData.txt into a table named planets.
cassini = readtable('cassiniData.txt')
planets = readtable( 'planetData.txt')
hold on
for k = min(cassini.yr):max(cassini.yr)
plot(cassini.x(cassini.yr==k),cassini.y(cassini.yr==k))
end
hold off

TASK th = linspace(0,2*pi)';
Add the orbits for the first six planets xc = cos(th);
in planets to the plot using black dotted yc = sin(th);
lines. hold on
for k = 1:6
For each planet, use the value in Radius to
create the x-y data needed to plot a circular plot(planets.Radius(k)*xc,planets.Radius(k)*yc,'k:')
orbit.
end
hold off
TASK
Add a variable named Times to
the planets table which contains the
number of times the spacecraft intersects
the orbit of each of the planets.
r = round(sqrt(cassini.x.^2 + cassini.y.^2 +
cassini.z.^2),2);
t = zeros(length(planets.Radius),1);
for k = 1:length(planets.Radius)
t(k) = nnz(r == planets.Radius(k));
end
planets.Times = t