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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 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 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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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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m inciden.m

function I = incidence(E) % INCIDENCE(E) is the incidence matrix corresponding to the list % of edges in the 2 by n matrix E. [m,n] = size(E); if m ~= 2, error('Requires a matrix with exactly tw
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m accelerate.m

function Accelerate %This function is used for running the program with higher speed global PAUSE global TIMES TIMES=TIMES+1; %When this function is called, TIMES adds 1 automatically
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txt readme.txt

MATLAB files for Contemporary Communication Systems with MATLAB ============================================== John G. P
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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);