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axd webresource.axd
// Anthem.js
// Updated Mar 30, 2007
// Anthem.Manager.GetScripts: false
function Anthem_Encode(s){
if (typeof encodeURIComponent == "function") {
// Use JavaScript built-in function
// I
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axd webresource.axd
// Anthem.js
// Updated Mar 30, 2007
// Anthem.Manager.GetScripts: false
function Anthem_Encode(s){
if (typeof encodeURIComponent == "function") {
// Use JavaScript built-in function
// I
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m genpathkpm.m
function p = genpathKPM(d)
% genpathKPM Like built-in genpath, but omits directories whose name is 'Old', 'old' or 'CVS'
% function p = genpathKPM(d)
if nargin==0,
p = genpath(fullfile(matlabr
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m~ dirkpm.m~
function filenames = dirKPM(dirname, ext, prepend)
% READ_DIR Like the built-in dir command, but returns filenames as a cell array instead of a struct
%
% filenames = read_dir(dirname)
% returns a
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m qrsteps.m
function [A,b] = qrsteps(A,b)
%QRSTEPS Orthogonal-triangular decomposition.
% Demonstrates M-file version of built-in QR function.
% R = QRSTEPS(A) is the upper trapezoidal matrix R that
%
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m qrsteps.m
function [A,b] = qrsteps(A,b)
%QRSTEPS Orthogonal-triangular decomposition.
% Demonstrates M-file version of built-in QR function.
% R = QRSTEPS(A) is the upper trapezoidal matrix R that
%
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m qrsteps.m
function [A,b] = qrsteps(A,b)
%QRSTEPS Orthogonal-triangular decomposition.
% Demonstrates M-file version of built-in QR function.
% R = QRSTEPS(A) is the upper trapezoidal matrix R that
%
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m genpathkpm.m
function p = genpathKPM(d)
% genpathKPM Like built-in genpath, but omits directories whose name is 'Old', 'old' or 'CVS'
% function p = genpathKPM(d)
if nargin==0,
p = genpath(fullfile(matlabr
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m~ dirkpm.m~
function filenames = dirKPM(dirname, ext, prepend)
% READ_DIR Like the built-in dir command, but returns filenames as a cell array instead of a struct
%
% filenames = read_dir(dirname)
% returns a