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Matlab Program

The document outlines a MATLAB program that prompts the user to input values for shear factor, translation in x and y, and the number of vertices to perform geometric transformations. It constructs shear, rotation, and translation matrices, applies them to the input points, and plots the original and transformed coordinates. The program is designed to handle different shapes by adjusting the number of vertices accordingly.

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Matlab Program

The document outlines a MATLAB program that prompts the user to input values for shear factor, translation in x and y, and the number of vertices to perform geometric transformations. It constructs shear, rotation, and translation matrices, applies them to the input points, and plots the original and transformed coordinates. The program is designed to handle different shapes by adjusting the number of vertices accordingly.

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clear all

Explanation
Remove items from MATLAB
workspace and reset MuPAD engine

clc

Clear Command Window

program

k =input('enter the value of shear factor');


dx =input('enter the value of translation in x');
dy =input('enter the value of translation in y');
m=input('enter the number of vetices');
n=2;
m=m+1;
for i=1:n
for j=1:m
pts(i,j) =input('enter the element roewise');
end
end
[n m] = size(pts);
figure(1)
plot(pts(1,1:end),pts(2,1:end),'b*-');
shear = [1 k;0 1];
rot = [cos(-45) sin(-45);-sin(-45) cos(-45)];
trans = [1 0 dx;0 1 dy; 0 0 1];
homogeneous_shear = eye(3);
homogeneous_shear(1:2,1:2) = shear;
homogeneous_rot = eye(3);
homogeneous_rot(1:2,1:2) = rot;
homogeneous_pts = [pts; ones(1,5)];
trans_pts =
trans*homogeneous_shear*homogeneous_pts;

This is input data mention in the


problem statement. After running
the program it will ask the values
of k, dx, dy, m, and x y
coordinates.

Figure (1) is the plot window for


output
Plot command for plotting initial
given entity
Define the shear , rotation and
translation matrix
Converting the shear and rotation
matrix in homogeneous form
According to the entity the
number will change if triangle
then it will be (1,4)
And if rectangle then (1,5).
By using composite transformation
matrix find the new coordinates

hold on
plot(trans_pts(1,1:end),trans_pts(2,1:end),'r*-');

hold on is for plotting the new


coordinates in previous figure plot
window

Command window appears


enter the value of shear factor3
enter the value of translation in x3
enter the value of translation in y5

enter the value of shear factor


enter the value of translation in x
enter the value of translation in y

enter the number of vetices3

enter the number of vetices

enter
enter
enter
enter
enter

the
the
the
the
the

element
element
element
element
element

roewise0
roewise5
roewise5
roewise0
roewise0

enter the element


enter the element
enter the element
enter the element
enter the element
Plot output

roewise0
roewise0
roewise3
roewise3
roewise0

enter the X coordinates of all vertices


in clockwise direction

enter the Y coordinates of all vertices


in clockwise direction

We will get output plot

7
6
5
4
3
2
1
0

10

12

14

16

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