Matlab

Name: Code 1: The following matrix describes Injury Severity Score (ISS, unitless) and hospital stay (days). Row 1 is the ISS and row 2 is the hospital stay. 64,35, 50, 46, 59, 41,27,39,66; 8,2,5,5,4,3,1,4,6 Create a script that plots stay in hospital vs ISS. Label the plot and all axis. Display to the command window a message with the mean ISS score, and the mean days in hospital. (i.e. "The mean ISS score is 30", not just x 30) Use the sort(x) to arrange a vector in ascending order . Question: On the plot select "Tools" > "Basic Fitting". A window will pop up for line fitting. Select the box "linear. Press the right arrow button to get the coefficient values for linear fit. What is the estimated stay for a patient with a iSS of 55? . Make note of the formula as it will be used later. Calculating ISS for an individual involves taking scores from an Abbreviated injury Scale (AIS) from 0-5 for sbx different body areas head, face, chest, abdomen, extremities, and external. The three body areas with the highest score have their AiS squared and are added together to produce an ISS for individual. Code 2: Write a script that prompts a user to enter 6 AiS values, one for each body area. Using the AiS value, produce an isS score and display to the command window. (Le. The ISS score is 75", not just xs 75) The scores 3,0,4, 5, 3,0 should result in a ISS of 50. Use the sortlx, 'descend) to arrange a vector in descending order. Code 3: The following table contains multiple patients with AlS values Head AIS Face AIS Chest AIS Abdomen AIS Extremities AIS External AIS Erika Mustermann Paul Blart Zoey King Write a MATALB script that does the following: Displays to the command window what name had the highest iss, iss value, and estimated hospital stay 1. 2. Creates a bar eraph of the patient's iSs with name. Label the graph and all axis o Use bary) not barty.x) Use ylabcl to change label on y axis Use set (acataxaxia.' that is a cell array of strings. Hint: Use L) around patient names o to add names to x axis. xaxis is a variable