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[http://afsft.tripod.com/sitebuildercontent/sitebuilderfiles/personalizemedicinerevolutionizingdrugdiscovery.pdf Personalizing Medicine: Revolutionizing Drug Discovery and Patient Care],Geoffrey S. Ginsburg and Jeanette J. McCarthy, Tripod.com, TRENDS in Biotechnology Vol.19 No.12 December 2001, accessed 12 September 2014. | [http://afsft.tripod.com/sitebuildercontent/sitebuilderfiles/personalizemedicinerevolutionizingdrugdiscovery.pdf Personalizing Medicine: Revolutionizing Drug Discovery and Patient Care],Geoffrey S. Ginsburg and Jeanette J. McCarthy, Tripod.com, TRENDS in Biotechnology Vol.19 No.12 December 2001, accessed 12 September 2014. | ||
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| + | I thoroughly enjoyed the 3D surface plots demo in the Matlab documentation. This particularly excited me because it's very visual and far beyond the scope of anything I could possibly replicate using the tools I had in high school (computer graphing programs and my calculator that were limited to 2D representations). I can see real application for this nifty tool in addition to being exceedingly visually stimulating and "cool." I've been exposed to some 3D plots made using Mathematica but I actually find Matlab displays to be more aesthetically pleasing and easier to ascertain real information/trends from. | ||
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Personalizing Medicine: Revolutionizing Drug Discovery and Patient Care,Geoffrey S. Ginsburg and Jeanette J. McCarthy, Tripod.com, TRENDS in Biotechnology Vol.19 No.12 December 2001, accessed 12 September 2014.
I thoroughly enjoyed the 3D surface plots demo in the Matlab documentation. This particularly excited me because it's very visual and far beyond the scope of anything I could possibly replicate using the tools I had in high school (computer graphing programs and my calculator that were limited to 2D representations). I can see real application for this nifty tool in addition to being exceedingly visually stimulating and "cool." I've been exposed to some 3D plots made using Mathematica but I actually find Matlab displays to be more aesthetically pleasing and easier to ascertain real information/trends from.
