How does command 'X' work in the Antelope Toolbox for Matlab?

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Question:

I need more information on how command 'X' works from the Antelope Toolbox for Matlab


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Presuming you've already looked at the Matlab help for the command:


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</noinclude> and you've looked at the example for the command:

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</noinclude> and you've run the example:

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</noinclude> and you've read the tutorial section on the command:

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</noinclude> The next step is the Antelope documentation itself. Almost all of the Antelope-Toolbox-for-Matlab routines are just wrappers around the underlying C-library functions within Antelope. Thus, the Matlab trload_css essentially does this:

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</noinclude> Thus, in this example, for a more comprehensive idea of what's going on, try:

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</noinclude> i.e.

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</noinclude> (and also read the man-pages listed in the "SEE ALSO" section, if desired).

Because most of these routines are just wrappers around Antelope library tools, it would have been prohibitive to reproduce the comprehensive Antelope documentation within the Matlab help for each routine. Instead, a short summary is provided; any details specific to Matlab are noted for the routine; and for further details the user is referred to the Antelope documentation proper.