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Dimitri Shvorob

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01 Apr 2009		Order book simulation (a naive artificial stock market) Author: Dimitri Shvorob	order book exchange c...	13	1
29 Mar 2009		The Object of My Callback (object references with Matlab timers) Author: Dimitri Shvorob	timer callback object..., oop	2	0
23 Mar 2009		Scrolling display (price/volume chart) Author: Dimitri Shvorob	timer, event, listener, stock, chart	5	0	5.0 5.0 \| 1 rating
18 Mar 2009		Queue (A simple implementation) Author: Dimitri Shvorob	queue priority collec...	11	4	5.0 5.0 \| 3 ratings
27 Aug 2008		Merge matrices (in a SQL equijoin) Author: Dimitri Shvorob	sql, join, matrices, merge, utilities, matrix manipiltaion	2	3	5.0 5.0 \| 2 ratings

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05 Sep 2009	Export data to SAS (via Excel; with SAS/ACCESS and ActiveX Automation Server) Author: Dimitri Shvorob	Apparently, the two-star ranking stems from Alessandro not finding the XLS file. Does anybody else not see it? Please give me a shout.
05 Sep 2009	Import data from SAS (via Excel; with SAS/ACCESS and ActiveX Automation Server) Author: Dimitri Shvorob	Does anybody else not see the spreadsheet? Please give me a shout.
29 Mar 2009	PCA based face recognition This code is PCA base face recognition programme. Author: Gholamreza (Shahab) Anbarjafari	Loop-heavy script by a Matlab novice, adding to a mountain of PCA face-recognition code samples already on FEX.

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23 May 2013	Extract text from a PDF document (if you are lucky) Author: Dimitri Shvorob	Jud	This is a decent program, but if you are using Linux, there is a MUCH simpler way to accomplish the exact same thing. Install the program "pdftotext", then use it inside of Matlab to convert a PDF to a text file. Then read in the text file. Here's how it might look: inputPDF = 'test.pdf'; outputfile = 'output.txt'; cmd = ['pdftotext -raw ',inputPDF,' ',outputfile] system(cmd); fid = fopen(outputfile); alltext = textscan(fid,'%s','Delimiter','\n'); fclose(fid);
23 May 2013	Extract text from a PDF document (if you are lucky) Author: Dimitri Shvorob	Jud
20 May 2013	Order book simulation (a naive artificial stock market) Author: Dimitri Shvorob	Mirko	my virusscanner alarmed me about a possible Virus in the pdf document and in a temp file creaded from the pdf. Please check the pdf before you open it.
06 May 2013	Import data from SAS (via Excel; with SAS/ACCESS and ActiveX Automation Server) Author: Dimitri Shvorob	Eddie	I'm getting a runtime error 91 in the xls macro about a block variable not having been set. It stops at the "SAS.Quit" line in the Sub SAS2Excel() module. I'm no expert in VB (I think?), so does anyone know of a quick fix?
22 Apr 2013	Evaluate Nelson-Siegel function (or fit one to a yield curve) Author: Dimitri Shvorob	Zhu, Yirong

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01 Apr 2009		Order book simulation (a naive artificial stock market) Author: Dimitri Shvorob	order book exchange c...	13	1
29 Mar 2009		The Object of My Callback (object references with Matlab timers) Author: Dimitri Shvorob	timer callback object..., oop	2	0
18 Mar 2009		Queue (A simple implementation) Author: Dimitri Shvorob	queue priority collec...	11	4	5.0 5.0 \| 3 ratings
27 Aug 2008		Merge matrices (in a SQL equijoin) Author: Dimitri Shvorob	sql, join, matrices, merge, utilities, matrix manipiltaion	2	3	5.0 5.0 \| 2 ratings
27 Aug 2008		Merge dataset arrays (in a SQL equijoin) Author: Dimitri Shvorob	dataset, sql, join, structures, merge, cell arrays	1	0

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01 Apr 2009		Order book simulation (a naive artificial stock market) Author: Dimitri Shvorob	order book exchange c...	13	1
29 Mar 2009		The Object of My Callback (object references with Matlab timers) Author: Dimitri Shvorob	timer callback object..., oop	2	0
23 Mar 2009		Scrolling display (price/volume chart) Author: Dimitri Shvorob	timer, event, listener, stock, chart	5	0	5.0 5.0 \| 1 rating
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20 May 2013	Order book simulation (a naive artificial stock market)	Mirko	my virusscanner alarmed me about a possible Virus in the pdf document and in a temp file creaded from the pdf. Please check the pdf before you open it.	Comment only
24 Jun 2010	Queue (A simple implementation)	Ahmed Gad	Hi, 1- It needed some improvements for pre-allocation before insertion. 2- Priority queue implementation using heaps is much more efficient than the current one. I changed the implementation a bit to consider those two points. I'll post the code to you to change yours instead. Hope it helps. PQueue.m classdef PQueue < Queue % PQueue - strongly-typed Priority Queue collection % % Properties: % % Type (string) % Comparator (function handle, @gt by default) % % Methods: % % PQueue(type) % PQueue(type,comparator) % display % size % isempty % clear % contains(obj) % offer(obj) % remove(obj) % peek - returns [] if queue is empty % poll - returns [] if queue is empty % values - returns contents in a cell array % % Notes: % % Compatible classes must overload eq() for object-to-object comparisons % % Comparator must be defined in the class, or a base class: RedWidget and % BlueWidget objects can be combined if a Widget comparator is defined % % Derived from Queue % % Example: % % q = PQueue('Widget',@gt) % % q.offer(RedWidget(1)) % q.offer(RedWidget(3)) % q.offer(RedWidget(2)) % q.offer(BlueWidget(2)) % q.offer(BlueWidget(2)) % % q.size % q.remove(RedWidget(2)); % q.size % q.remove(BlueWidget(2)); % q.size % % q.peek % q.poll % q.size % % Author: dimitri.shvorob@gmail.com, 3/15/09 % Modified for heap implementation and pre-allocation by: % a[DOT]mounir86@gmailDOTcom, 24/06/2010 properties (SetAccess = protected) Comparator % function handle end methods function[obj] = PQueue(type,varargin) obj = obj@Queue(type); if nargin > 1 obj.Comparator = varargin{1}; else obj.Comparator = @gt; end end function[obj] = offer(obj,e) if length(e) > 1 throw(MException('PQueue:offerMultiple','??? Cannot offer multiple elements at once.')) end if ~isa(e,obj.Type) throw(MException('PQueue:offerInvalidType','??? Invalid type.')) end obj.Elements{obj.lastInd+1} = e; obj.lastInd = obj.lastInd + 1; if(length(obj.Elements) == obj.lastInd) obj.Elements = [obj.Elements obj.Elements]; end currInd = obj.lastInd; parentInd = floor(currInd / 2); while(parentInd ~= 0) if(obj.Comparator(obj.Elements{currInd},obj.Elements{parentInd})) tempElement = obj.Elements{currInd}; obj.Elements{currInd} = obj.Elements{parentInd}; obj.Elements{parentInd} = tempElement; currInd = parentInd; parentInd = floor(currInd / 2); else break; end end end function[out] = poll(obj) if obj.isempty out = []; return; end out = obj.Elements{1}; if(obj.size == 1) obj.lastInd = obj.lastInd - 1; return; end obj.Elements{1} = obj.Elements{obj.lastInd}; obj.lastInd = obj.lastInd - 1; currInd = 1; childInd = currInd * 2; while(childInd <= obj.lastInd) if(childInd + 1 > obj.lastInd) if(~obj.Comparator(obj.Elements{currInd},obj.Elements{childInd})) tempElement = obj.Elements{currInd}; obj.Elements{currInd} = obj.Elements{childInd}; obj.Elements{childInd} = tempElement; currInd = childInd; childInd = currInd * 2; else break; end elseif(obj.Comparator(obj.Elements{childInd + 1},obj.Elements{childInd})) if(~obj.Comparator(obj.Elements{currInd},obj.Elements{childInd + 1})) tempElement = obj.Elements{currInd}; obj.Elements{currInd} = obj.Elements{childInd + 1}; obj.Elements{childInd + 1} = tempElement; currInd = childInd + 1; childInd = currInd * 2; else break; end elseif(~obj.Comparator(obj.Elements{currInd},obj.Elements{childInd})) tempElement = obj.Elements{currInd}; obj.Elements{currInd} = obj.Elements{childInd}; obj.Elements{childInd} = tempElement; currInd = childInd; childInd = currInd * 2; else break; end end end end end Queue.m classdef Queue < handle % Queue - strongly-typed Queue collection % % Properties: % % Type (string) % % Methods: % % Queue(type) % display % size % isempty % clear % contains(obj) % offer(obj) % remove(obj) % peek - returns [] if queue is empty % poll - returns [] if queue is empty % values - returns contents in a cell array % % Notes: % % Compatible classes must overload eq() for object-to-object comparisons. % % Example: % % q = Queue('Widget') % % q.offer(RedWidget(1)) % q.offer(RedWidget(3)) % q.offer(RedWidget(2)) % q.offer(BlueWidget(2)) % q.offer(BlueWidget(2)) % % q.size % q.remove(RedWidget(2)); % q.size % q.remove(BlueWidget(2)); % q.size % % q.peek % q.poll % q.size % % Author: dimitri.shvorob@gmail.com, 3/15/09 % Modified for heap implementation and pre-allocation by: % a[DOT]mounir86@gmailDOTcom, 24/06/2010 properties (GetAccess = protected, SetAccess = protected, Hidden = true) Elements lastInd end properties (SetAccess = protected) Type end methods function[obj] = Queue(type) if ~ischar(type) throw(MException('Queue:constructorInvalidType','??? ''type'' must be a valid class name.')) end obj.Elements = cell(1, 100); obj.lastInd = 0; obj.Type = type; end function disp(obj) disp([class(obj) '<' obj.Type '> (head on top)']) if ~obj.isempty for i = 1:obj.lastInd disp(obj.Elements{i}) end else disp([]) end end function[out] = size(obj) out = obj.lastInd; end function[out] = values(obj) out = obj.Elements{1:obj.lastInd}; end function[out] = isempty(obj) out = obj.size == 0; end function[obj] = clear(obj) obj.Elements = {}; obj.lastInd = 0; end function[out] = contains(obj,e) out = false; for i = 1:obj.size if e == obj.Elements{i} out = true; break end end end function[obj] = offer(obj,e) if length(e) > 1 throw(MException('Queue:offerMultiple','??? Cannot offer multiple elements at once.')) end if ~isa(e,obj.Type) throw(MException('Queue:offerInvalidType','??? Invalid type.')) end if isempty(obj.Elements) obj.Elements = {e}; else obj.Elements{obj.lastInd+1} = e; obj.lastInd = obj.lastInd + 1; if(length(obj.Elements) == obj.lastInd) obj.Elements = [obj.Elements obj.Elements]; end end end function[obj] = remove(obj,e) if length(e) > 1 throw(MException('Queue:removeMultiple','??? Cannot remove multiple elements at once.')) end if ~isa(e,obj.Type) throw(MException('Queue:removeInvalidType','??? Invalid type.')) end if ~isempty(obj.Elements) k = []; for i = 1:obj.size if e == obj.Elements{i} k = [k i]; %#ok end end if ~isempty(k) obj.Elements(k) = []; obj.lastInd = obj.lastInd - length(k); end end end function[out] = peek(obj) if ~obj.isempty out = obj.Elements{1}; else out = []; end end function[out] = poll(obj) if ~obj.isempty out = obj.Elements{1}; obj.Elements(1) = []; obj.lastInd = obj.lastInd - 1; else out = []; end end end end	Comment only
23 Jun 2010	Queue (A simple implementation)	Ahmed Gad	Simple yet powerful. Thanks so much.	5
02 Nov 2009	Scrolling display (price/volume chart)	James		5
22 May 2009	Queue (A simple implementation)	Andrea Tagliasacchi	Good choice for object oriented. However, if you want a generic priority queue which don't assume elements to be Matlab objects refer to my submission.	Comment only