Octave Programming Lesson 16.3 - Integration Functions
The previous video introduced numerical integration, including a couple of built-in OCTAVE functions: TRAPZ and CUMTRAPZ. The topic of this video is a couple of other numerical integration functions available in OCTAVE. These functions may APPEAR to work differently than TRAPZ does, but their fundamental approach is actually very similar. The main difference is that TRAPZ accepts data points as inputs, whereas the functions described in this video CREATE the data points themselves.
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