This book is a great way to learn how to program code which analyses and displays biomedical data visually, in the famous MATLAB environment.

What does this book cover?

MATLAB Programming for Biomedical Engineers and Scientists was written to help you make the most of the MATLAB coding environment, eventually designing and implementing code which addresses the complex, real world challenges faced by the medical imaging field. Course notes, slides and suggested coursework are included.

Students will learn how to:

• Write efficient, robust and error-tolerant MATLAB code
• Capture medical data, moving it to and from established file types
• Analyse that data, then display it visually in a useful fashion
• Apply structured software design methods to produce elegant and efficient code
• Implement an incremental development methodology
• Make use of MATLAB’s powerful functions and control structures

About the Author

Dr Andrew P King did his PhD work at the UK’s Warwick university. He has been an educator in the field for more than 20 years, with a research focus on motion estimation and modelling. Dr Paul Aljabar did his PhD work in Computational Image Analysis at Imperial College London, and specialises in coding for clinical data analysis.

This book will help you apply the latest developments in medical imaging coding and related data technologies.