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m mds.m

function [new_features, targets] = MDS(features, targets, params, region) % Reshape the data using the multidimensional scaling algorithm % Inputs: % features - Train features % targets - Train
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m mds.m

function [new_patterns, targets] = MDS(patterns, targets, params) % Reshape the data using the multidimensional scaling algorithm % Inputs: % patterns - Train patterns % targets - Train targets
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c amalloc.c

/* AMALLOC - multi-dimensional malloc() Allocates a multidimensional array dynamically, at runtime, so that 1: its elements can be accessed using multiple indirection 2: it can be dealloca
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c amalloc.c

/* AMALLOC - multi-dimensional malloc() Allocates a multidimensional array dynamically, at runtime, so that 1: its elements can be accessed using multiple indirection 2: it can be dealloca
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m mds.m

function [new_features, targets] = MDS(features, targets, params, region) % Reshape the data using the multidimensional scaling algorithm % Inputs: % features - Train features % targets - Train
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c amalloc.c

/* AMALLOC - multi-dimensional malloc() Allocates a multidimensional array dynamically, at runtime, so that 1: its elements can be accessed using multiple indirection 2: it can be dealloca
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m mds.m

function [new_features, targets] = MDS(features, targets, params, region) % Reshape the data using the multidimensional scaling algorithm % Inputs: % features - Train features % targets - Train
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m argmax.m

function indices = argmax(v) % ARGMAX Return as a subscript vector the location of the largest element of a multidimensional array v. % indices = argmax(v) % % Returns the first maximum in the cas
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m argmin.m

function indices = argmin(v) % ARGMIN Return as a subscript vector the location of the smallest element of a multidimensional array v. % indices = argmin(v) % % Returns the first minimum in the ca
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c p789a.c

// global and local multidimensional array objects are not getting // constructors called on any dimension, other than the first. Also, // the destructors are not being called. Seems odd, they proba