In Theta Bounds 1.0

This function will take in an arbitrarily sized array of angles (in either degrees or radians) and determine if they fall between user specified bounds.For example:[X,Y] = meshgrid(linspace(-100,100,1e3));thetas = rad2deg(atan2(Y,X));isIN = thetabounds(thetas,10,350);imagesc([-100 100],[-100 100],isIN);axis xyThe function wraps the input of theta from [-180 180] to center around the average of the two bounds provided (180), going from [0 360]. Then it checks whether the angles provided fall within that span.IMPORTANT NOTE:The order of the two bounds that you provide is important. Going from 10 to 350 is the opposite of going from 350 to 10.For example:[X,Y] = meshgrid(linspace(-100,100,1e3));thetas = rad2deg(atan2(Y,X));% Determine which angles are between 1 and 359isIN = thetabounds(thetas,1,359);% Determine which angles are between 359 and 1 (i.e. 359-360 or 0-1)isIN2 = thetabounds(thetas,359,1);figureimagesc(isIN);axis xyfigureimagesc(isIN2);axis xyThe user may supply an optional input of units (degrees or radians). The default is degrees

Requirements:	No special requirements
Platforms:	Matlab
Keyword:	Checks,  Important,  Opposite,  Order,  Provide,  Provided
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