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fuzzy c means algorithm in matlab to C plzz help me

Hai everybody,
Iam assigned a task of implementing fuzzy c means algorithm in matlab to C language using graphics.h and my question is can we implement the same intensity of graphics in matlab using C language???
Another problem is to read a file having data stored in the form of (x,y) form ie ,I have to declare a structure of float x,floaty and then read the numbers stored in file to corresponding coordinates in structure using dynamic memory allocation???
I have a problem dealing with how to scan the file such that x value goes to x coordinate of structure and y value go to y coordinate of structure or shall i go to different format plzzz help me here .After reading i have to represent there coordinates on 2D graphics axis using C language .???
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Mar 23 '07 #1
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DeMan
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Hi zaheer181,

Welcome to theScripts. I think this question may be more appropriate in the c.c++ forum, and am moving it there for you.

Please note also, the leaving your email in a thread is dangerous (and is against site policy). People can post an answer here for everyone to see, or can send you a private message if needs be.
Mar 23 '07 #2
horace1
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not sure what you are trying to do. Do you want to call C functions from matlab using MEX files?
http://cnx.org/content/m12348/latest/

or do you want to implement a a function currently written in Matlab in C?

in either case what compiler/operating systems are you planning to use?
Mar 23 '07 #3

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