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10 Jan 2013	easyparse Easy-to-use interface for parsing function inputs in the form of parameter-value pairs. Author: Jared	can you put some examples, thanks
30 Nov 2012	contourfcmap: filled contour plot with precise colormap Creates a filled contour plot, with more precise control over colors than contourf. Author: Kelly Kearney	great submission, thanks a lot
09 Nov 2012	INTERSECTALL Given set of sets, produce all possible intersections for each set. Author: Mehmet Suzen	can you put an example, thanks
12 Oct 2012	xlwrite: Generate XLS(X) files without Excel on Mac/Linux/Win Generates ‘.xls’ & '.xlsx' files on Mac/Linux/Win without Excel, using same syntax as xlswrite. Author: Alec de Zegher	Now I got it !!! thanks a lot
12 Oct 2012	xlwrite: Generate XLS(X) files without Excel on Mac/Linux/Win Generates ‘.xls’ & '.xlsx' files on Mac/Linux/Win without Excel, using same syntax as xlswrite. Author: Alec de Zegher	??? Undefined variable "jxl" or class "jxl.Workbook.createWorkbook". I tried to run the test_xlwrite and got the following ? Error in ==> xlwrite at 87 xlsWorkbook = jxl.Workbook.createWorkbook(xlsFile); Error in ==> test_XLWRITE at 19 xlwrite(fileName, xlsData, sheetName, startRange);

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11 Sep 2012		Feature selector based on genetic algorithms and information theory. The algorithm performs the combinatorial optimization by using Genetic Algorithms. Author: Oswaldo Ludwig	information theory, genetic algorithms, mutual information, feature selection, artificial intelligen..., pattern recognition	52	6	4.0 4.0 \| 5 ratings
04 Mar 2011		LINKPLOT linkplot links current figure objects to data in workspace immediately Author: Vitaly	linkdata	1	0

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15 May 2013		Panel Like subplot, but easier, and WYSIWYG export to file. Also fixes dashed/dotted lines in export. Author: Ben Mitch	multipane, panel, plot, figure, subplot, pane	161	100	4.72 4.7 \| 28 ratings
21 Feb 2012		Save a copy of current active .m file in editor adding time mark. Current .m file in editor is saved with name suffixed by '_data_time' under the same directory Author: Jie Zhang	editor, save	4	3	4.0 4.0 \| 1 rating
05 Dec 2011		Example using a MATLAB Class to control a GUI This example shows how to use a Matlab class to control a gui. Author: Alex	class, gui, data export, passing data, control design, data import	43	8	5.0 5.0 \| 2 ratings
05 Dec 2011		Comparison of C++ and MATLAB Using Object Oriented Application Example Wireless Communications Application Example Used to Compare C++ and MATLAB® Code Author: Stuart McGarrity	wireless, article, matlab, c, object oriented, paper	74	6	4.28571 4.3 \| 7 ratings

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14 Jun 2013	Panel Like subplot, but easier, and WYSIWYG export to file. Also fixes dashed/dotted lines in export.	Jaekyun	Nice work and demos :)	5
29 May 2013	Panel Like subplot, but easier, and WYSIWYG export to file. Also fixes dashed/dotted lines in export.	Muthu Annamalai	Nice looking panels.	4
24 May 2013	Panel Like subplot, but easier, and WYSIWYG export to file. Also fixes dashed/dotted lines in export.	Alex		5
16 May 2013	Panel Like subplot, but easier, and WYSIWYG export to file. Also fixes dashed/dotted lines in export.	Iman Ansari		5
11 May 2013	Panel Like subplot, but easier, and WYSIWYG export to file. Also fixes dashed/dotted lines in export.	Ben Mitch	Release 2.10 will appear shortly. This release is significant, since the optimisation approach to layout has been replaced by a procedural approach. This should mean no more poor performance for users without the optimisation toolbox (Per Nordlöw, I hope this helps you at least :D). The 'defer' flag should now be obsolete (it will continue to be supported). This release also adds support for panels of fixed physical size, which obviates the need for the inelegant workaround suggested in the comments below. see the new "help panel/pack" for details. This has led to a change of recommended syntax to the pack() function, as follows: OLD: p.pack([0.2 0.3 -1]) NEW: p.pack({0.2 0.3 []}) The old syntax is still supported, and there are no plans to withdraw support, but new code should use the new syntax (swap -1 for [], and [] for {}). To pack a panel of fixed physical size, simply enclose your size in a cell array, for example: p.pack({0.2 {50} []}) NB: This is a fairly major rework - mission critical users (ha!) might stick with 2.9 until June, in case of any issues.	Comment only