MAXABS(x) returns the maximum absolute value of x
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Brenden Epps
MAXABS(x) returns the maximum absolute value of x
MAXABS(x) returns the maximum absolute value of x (see also: MAX, ABS)
The only point of this function is to save key strokes:
maxabs(x) == max(abs(x(:)))
If you use Matlab often and you value your time, then this function may appeal to you.
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Brenden Epps (2026). MAXABS(x) returns the maximum absolute value of x (https://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/fileexchange/37075-maxabs-x-returns-the-maximum-absolute-value-of-x), MATLAB Central File Exchange. Retrieved .
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