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cell2cell


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 -- Loadable Function: cell2cell (C, DIM)
     Return a one-dimensional cell array, extending along dimension DIM,
     which contains the slices of cell array C vertical to dimension
     DIM.




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Return a one-dimensional cell array, extending along dimension DIM,
which contai



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partint


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 -- Loadable Function: P = partint( N)

     Calculate all integer partitions.  Argument N be a positive number.
     A partition is the sum decomposition of integers.

     Example:
          partint(4)
     returns
          ans =
            4  0  0  0
            2  1  0  0
            0  2  0  0
            1  0  1  0
            0  0  0  1

     This means

          4 = 4 * 1
            = 2 * 1 + 1 * 2
            =         2 * 2
            = 1 * 1         + 1 * 3
            =                 1 * 4

     Note:

     partint(n) * [1:n]' == n

     Reference: Joerg Arndt: Algorithms for programmers
     (http://www.jjj.de), 2006.

See also: partcnt.




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Calculate all integer partitions.



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sample


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 -- Loadable Function: S = sample (M, N)
     Return M unique random integer values from 0..N-1, sorted in
     ascending order.

     Based on a code from Jon Bentley's "Programming Pearls", see
     <http://netlib.bell-labs.com/cm/cs/pearls/>.




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Return M unique random integer values from 0..N-1, sorted in ascending
order.



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text_waitbar


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 -- Loadable Function: text_waitbar (FRAC)
 -- Loadable Function: text_waitbar (FRAC, MSG)
 -- Loadable Function: text_waitbar (0, N)
     Display text-based waitbar/progress bar.

     This function is similar to the 'waitbar' function but is a text,
     rather than graphical bar.  The waitbar is filled to fraction FRAC
     which must be in the range [0, 1].  Values exactly equal to 0 or 1
     clear the waitbar.

     The optional message MSG sets the waitbar caption.  If Octave is
     running in a smart terminal, the width is automatically detected,
     and MSG is displayed in the waitbar (and truncated if it is too
     long).  Otherwise, MSG is not displayed and the width is
     initialized to a default of 50 characters, or it can be set to N
     characters with 'text_waitbar (0, N)'.  If no terminal is detected
     (such as when Octave is run in batch mode and output is
     redirected), no output is generated.

     Additional arguments are ignored for compatibility with the
     graphical counterpart of this function but there are no guarantees
     of perfect compatibility.

     See also: waitbar.




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Display text-based waitbar/progress bar.





