Write a main script to accomplish the following: 1. Using the csvread function, read the data contained in the provided .csv file into a variable. More information about the csvread function can be found here (http://www.mathworks.com/help/matlab/ref/csvread.html) 2. Save the variable into a projectDAT.dat file. Important note: round the values before saving the variable (i.e., the variable will have only integers). 3. Load the .dat file. (This step will create a variable, name projectDAT) 4. Create and include a function to take the projectDAT variable as a parameter. In this function, you will use loops to compute the sum the elements of each row in order to create column vector. Allocate the size of the column vector containing the sum of each row. The column vector will be the output of this function. 5. Create and include another function to take the projectDAT as a parameter. In this function, you will use loops to compute the sum the elements of each column in order to create row vector. Allocate the size of the row vector containing the sum of each column. The row vector will be the output of this function. 6. Create and include a plot function that takes the column and row vectors as input parameters. Use the information contained in the column vector to generate a “line plot”. Additionally, use the information contained in the row vector to generate a “bar plot”. Each plot should include a “legend”, “xlabel”, “ylabel”, and a “title” 7. Use the subplot function to display the two plots in just one figure window. The subplot figure window should have the 2 figures allocated as a “2 rows – 1 column” configuration. 8. Save the column vector and the row vector into to two separate .csv files using the csvwrite function. More information about csvwrite can be found here (http://www.mathworks.com/help/matlab/ref/csvwrite.html) 9. Use code cell to break your main script into different sections and publish it in HTML format. 10. Compress all the files into a .zip file. Use your Islander ID as the file name and submit it to BlackBoard. Show transcribed image text Write a main script to accomplish the following: 1. Using the csvread function, read the data contained in the provided .csv file into a variable. More information about the csvread function can be found here (http://www.mathworks.com/help/matlab/ref/csvread.html) 2. Save the variable into a projectDAT.dat file. Important note: round the values before saving the variable (i.e., the variable will have only integers). 3. Load the .dat file. (This step will create a variable, name projectDAT) 4. Create and include a function to take the projectDAT variable as a parameter. In this function, you will use loops to compute the sum the elements of each row in order to create column vector. Allocate the size of the column vector containing the sum of each row. The column vector will be the output of this function. 5. Create and include another function to take the projectDAT as a parameter. In this function, you will use loops to compute the sum the elements of each column in order to create row vector. Allocate the size of the row vector containing the sum of each column. The row vector will be the output of this function. 6. Create and include a plot function that takes the column and row vectors as input parameters. Use the information contained in the column vector to generate a “line plot”. Additionally, use the information contained in the row vector to generate a “bar plot”. Each plot should include a “legend”, “xlabel”, “ylabel”, and a “title”
7. Use the subplot function to display the two plots in just one figure window. The subplot figure window should have the 2 figures allocated as a “2 rows – 1 column” configuration. 8. Save the column vector and the row vector into to two separate .csv files using the csvwrite function. More information about csvwrite can be found here (http://www.mathworks.com/help/matlab/ref/csvwrite.html) 9. Use code cell to break your main script into different sections and publish it in HTML format. 10. Compress all the files into a .zip file. Use your Islander ID as the file name and submit it to BlackBoard.
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