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24 Oct 2009	INT64 arithmetic in MATLAB Enables int64 Addition, subtraction, multiplication, division and modulus. Author: Petter	addition, arithmetic, bitshift, absolute value, subtraction, modulo	67	11	5.0 5.0 \| 2 ratings
16 Sep 2009	ntimes Multiplies arrays of 2D matrices in an efficient manner. Author: Michael Stachowsky	matrix multiplication, 3d, mathematics	16	1
27 Aug 2009	TPROD -- arbitary tensor products between n-d arrays TPROD -- efficiently allows any type of tensor product between 2 multi-dimensional arrays Author: Jason Farquhar	tensor product, matrices, multidimensional mult..., einstein summation	48	6	5.0 5.0 \| 4 ratings
26 May 2009	n-Mode Tensor - Matrix Product Calculates the n-mode product between a tensor and a matrix. Author: Fabian Schneiter	matrix, multiplication, nmode, linear algebra, tensor, product	13	0
07 Mar 2009	Multiple matrix multiplications, with array expansion enabled Multiplying matrices, vectors, or scalars contained in two N-D arrays, with array expansion enabled. Author: Paolo de Leva	vector algebra, arraylab, matrix, matrix algebra, vector expansion, scalar	89	17	4.94737 4.9 \| 20 ratings
23 Feb 2009	Binary array expansion function element-by-element binary operations (e.g. plus, times, eq, gt) with array expansion (AX) enabled. Author: Paolo de Leva	boolean operation, or, rem, arraylab, lt, vector expansion	28	1
17 Feb 2009	bsxfun substitute Substitute for bsxfun for older versions of MATLAB in which it is not built-in. Author: Douglas Schwarz	singleton, bsxfun, array expansion, ne, plus, multiplication	181	3	5.0 5.0 \| 1 rating
06 Jan 2009	Programming Patterns: Some Common MATLAB Programming Pitfalls and How to Avoid Them Tips and best practices to help you become fluent in MATLAB and achieve your programming goals Author: Linda Webb	function handles, matlab, duality, whitepaper, article, transpose	131	2	3.0 3.0 \| 1 rating
23 May 2006	masconv The most easily understood program of convolution Author: Mahmood Sheikh	easy, polynomial multiplica..., convolution, dsp, signal processing	26	3	4.57143 4.6 \| 7 ratings
14 Nov 2005	Pattern Multiplication Pattern Multiplication for Dipole Antenna Author: Sokthai Chan	element pattern, pattern multiplicatio..., wireless, dipole, array factor	37	1	4.0 4.0 \| 1 rating
23 Sep 2005	Sparse Matrix Multiplication Allows you to specify the maximum number of nonzeros before multiplying sparse matrices. Author: Christian Walder	multiplication, linear algebra, multiply, sparse, mathematics, nnz	29	3	3.33333 3.3 \| 3 ratings
05 Jul 2005	Polynomial Multiplication of Bilinear Transform This approach uses polynomial multiplication (convolution indeed) to implement bilinear transform... Author: Steven Huang	filter design, filter analysis, bilinear transform, an, polynomial multiplica...	130	0
12 Apr 2005	Multiplication of Linear Expressions Multiplication of linear expressions. Author: Muhammad Rafiullah Arain	polynomial, linear algebra, multiplication of lin..., mathematics	10	3	4.5 4.5 \| 2 ratings
08 Jan 2004	FFT-based Convolution A fast 1D and 2D convolution. Author: Luigi Rosa	convolution, fft, multiplication, polynomial	189	7	3.66667 3.7 \| 6 ratings
22 Oct 2003	A Faster Convolutional 1D Operator A faster conv for very large arrays. Author: Luigi Rosa	conv, polynomial multiplica..., convolution, general	127	0
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