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java increasing.java
/**
* First attempt to look at difference signal. LocalMax and Min will
* proboably be rewritten after this.
*
* @author Waleed Kadous
* @version $Id: Increasing.java,v 1.1.1.1 2002/06/28
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cpp 1423 greatest common increasing subsequence.cpp
/*
1423 Greatest Common Increasing Subsequence
Time Limit : 1000 ms Memory Limit : 32768 K Output Limit : 256 K
GUN C++
*/
// 时间复杂度 O(n^2), 空间复杂度 O(n^2)
/*
l1为a的大小, l2为b的大小
结果在ans
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cpp 1423 greatest common increasing subsequence.cpp
/*
1423 Greatest Common Increasing Subsequence
Time Limit : 1000 ms Memory Limit : 32768 K Output Limit : 256 K
GUN C++
*/
// 时间复杂度 O(n^2), 空间复杂度 O(n^2)
/*
l1为a的大小, l2为b的大小
结果在ans
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doc extreme programming and increasing development model.doc
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m comparisons of bit error probabilities with increasing number of users.m
m = 3;
N = 2^m-1; %system processing gain
maxbits = 20000;
maxusers = floor(1.5*N); % max number of users
S_tot = signature_matrix(m,maxusers);%generate signature matrix.
%S(:,k)=sk normaliz
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m mmono.m
function f=mmono(x)
%MMONO Test for Monotonic Vector.
% MMONO(X) where X is a vector returns:
% 2 if X is strictly increasing,
% 1 if X is non decreasing,
% -1 if X is non increasing,
%
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m mmono.m
function f=mmono(x)
%MMONO Test for Monotonic Vector.
% MMONO(X) where X is a vector returns:
% 2 if X is strictly increasing,
% 1 if X is non decreasing,
% -1 if X is non increasing,
%
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m mmono.m
function f=mmono(x)
%MMONO Test for Monotonic Vector.
% MMONO(X) where X is a vector returns:
% 2 if X is strictly increasing,
% 1 if X is non decreasing,
% -1 if X is non increasing,
%
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m mmono.m
function f=mmono(x)
%MMONO Test for Monotonic Vector.
% MMONO(X) where X is a vector returns:
% 2 if X is strictly increasing,
% 1 if X is non decreasing,
% -1 if X is non increasing,
%