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m max.m
%列状数据最大值
%例如
% A=[11 4 0.2;22 3 0.5;0 3 0.4];
% max(A)
%
%MAX Largest component.
% For vectors, MAX(X) is the largest element in X. For matrices,
% MAX(X) is a row vector containin
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m min.m
%列状数据最小值
%例如
% A=[11 4 0.2;22 3 0.5;0 3 0.4];
% min(A)
%
%MIN Smallest component.
% For vectors, MIN(X) is the smallest element in X. For matrices,
% MIN(X) is a row vector contain
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m max.m
%列状数据最大值
%例如
% A=[11 4 0.2;22 3 0.5;0 3 0.4];
% max(A)
%
%MAX Largest component.
% For vectors, MAX(X) is the largest element in X. For matrices,
% MAX(X) is a row vector containin
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c histo.c
/*
[N, X] = histo(MTX, NBINS_OR_BINSIZE, BIN_CENTER)
>>> See histo.m for documentation
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m min.m
%列状数据最小值
%例如
% A=[11 4 0.2;22 3 0.5;0 3 0.4];
% min(A)
%
%MIN Smallest component.
% For vectors, MIN(X) is the smallest element in X. For matrices,
% MIN(X) is a row vector contain
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m max.m
%列状数据最大值
%例如
% A=[11 4 0.2;22 3 0.5;0 3 0.4];
% max(A)
%
%MAX Largest component.
% For vectors, MAX(X) is the largest element in X. For matrices,
% MAX(X) is a row vector containin
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m min.m
%列状数据最小值
%例如
% A=[11 4 0.2;22 3 0.5;0 3 0.4];
% min(A)
%
%MIN Smallest component.
% For vectors, MIN(X) is the smallest element in X. For matrices,
% MIN(X) is a row vector contain
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m max.m
%列状数据最大值
%例如
% A=[11 4 0.2;22 3 0.5;0 3 0.4];
% max(A)
%
%MAX Largest component.
% For vectors, MAX(X) is the largest element in X. For matrices,
% MAX(X) is a row vector containin
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m randncond.m
% RANDNCOND Condition of random matrices
nmax = 100;
n = 2:nmax;
kappalo = n.^(1/2);
kappahi = 500*n.^3;
shg
clf reset
h = loglog(n,[kappalo; kappahi],'-',nmax,NaN,'.');
set(h(1:2),'color
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m kron.m
function Q = kron(P1,P2)
% KRON -- Kronecker product of matrix polynomials
%
% Q = kron(P1,P2)
%
% To visualize this, it helps to think of P1, P2 as matrices with
% polynomial entries,