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I am a socialite and entrepreneur generally interested in Sciences and Technology, working as HighTech design and analysis consultant for the Military and Industrial customers.

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04 Mar 2009 setdiff Set difference of two sets of positive integers (much faster than built-in setdiff) Author: Nick finance, mathematics, optimization, statistics 2 1
04 Mar 2009 intersect sets Intersection of two sets of positive integers (works much faster than built-in intersect) Author: Nick biotech, optimization, statistics 5 1
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26 Mar 2009 Maximum Cardinality matching constructs a (non-weighted) maximum cardinality matching Author: Leon Peshkin

this falls right into place - very happy to have found it, thanks !

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09 Jul 2010 intersect sets Intersection of two sets of positive integers (works much faster than built-in intersect) Author: Nick Hokanson, Jim

Nice, although it returns repeats of B which may or may not be desired
03 Sep 2009 setdiff Set difference of two sets of positive integers (much faster than built-in setdiff) Author: Nick Petschel, Ben

Neat idea. How does the speed compare when you use sparse and/or logical arrays, e.g. to do setdiff([1,1e9],1) ?
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04 Mar 2009 setdiff Set difference of two sets of positive integers (much faster than built-in setdiff) Author: Nick finance, mathematics, optimization, statistics 2 1
04 Mar 2009 intersect sets Intersection of two sets of positive integers (works much faster than built-in intersect) Author: Nick biotech, optimization, statistics 5 1

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