Excel and MATLAB Hybrid Programming with Exlink for Regression and Simulation

Resource Overview

Hybrid programming between Excel and MATLAB using Exlink to implement regression and simulation analysis, along with several interpolation calculation mini-programs including Lagrange interpolation, Newton interpolation, and cubic spline interpolation methods.

Detailed Documentation

When using Exlink for regression and simulation tasks, you can implement hybrid programming between Excel and MATLAB. This integration allows seamless data exchange and computational processing between both platforms. Additionally, you can create small interpolation programs that help achieve more accurate data prediction and analysis. These programs can implement various interpolation algorithms such as Lagrange interpolation method (using polynomial basis functions), Newton interpolation method (employing divided differences), or cubic spline interpolation (ensuring smooth curve fitting with continuous second derivatives). Furthermore, you can leverage MATLAB's specialized toolboxes for enhanced data analysis and visualization. Key toolboxes include the Curve Fitting Toolbox, which provides functions like fit() for curve fitting and cftool for interactive fitting, and the Data Analysis Toolbox offering statistical functions such as regress() for linear regression. These tools enable deeper data insights through functions like plot() for visualization and anova() for statistical analysis, ultimately supporting more accurate predictions and data-driven decision making. The hybrid approach combines Excel's user-friendly interface with MATLAB's powerful computational capabilities for comprehensive analytical solutions.