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java tablepanel.java
/* TablePanel.java */
import java.awt.*;
import java.applet.*;
import java.io.*;
import java.util.*;
/**
* This class creates a panel with a table canvas and a vertical scrollbar
* to the east of
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txt readme.txt
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MATLAB files for
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m analytic.m
function z=analytic(x)
% z=analytic(x)
%ANALYTIC Returns the analytic signal corresponding to signal x.
%
z=hilbert(x);
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m analytic.m
function z=analytic(x)
% z=analytic(x)
%ANALYTIC Returns the analytic signal corresponding to signal x.
%
z=hilbert(x);
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m cp0602_thr_db_vectors.m
%
% FUNCTION 6.5 : "cp0602_thr_dB_vectors"
%
% Evaluates the bandwidth of the input 'PSD' with values in
% the frequency range given by the frequency vector 'f'.
% bandwidth is evaluated accordin
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m rs_add.m
% a function to realize addition in field GF(2^5)
% input 'a','b' are two decimal numbers range from 0 to 31 corresponding to numbers of GF(2^5)
% output 'y' is a decimal number range from 0 to 31 c
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m distance.m
function d = distance(inputcities)
% DISTANCE
% d = DISTANCE(inputcities) calculates the distance between n cities as
% required in a Traveling Salesman Problem. The input argument has two rows
%
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m analytic.m
function z=analytic(x)
% z=analytic(x)
%ANALYTIC Returns the analytic signal corresponding to signal x.
%
z=hilbert(x);
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m analytic.m
function z=analytic(x)
% z=analytic(x)
%ANALYTIC Returns the analytic signal corresponding to signal x.
%
z=hilbert(x);
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m cplxcomp.m
function I = cplxcomp(p1,p2)
% I = cplxcomp(p1,p2)
% Compares two complex pairs which contain the same scalar elements
% but (possibly) at differrent indices. This routine should be
% used after C