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13 Oct 2009	Performing random numbers generator from a generic discrete distribution This function extracts random numbers distributed over a discrete set; the PDF is user-defined Author: Gianluca Dorini	Hi, Thanks for sharing this file. I suggest you replace the hardcoded 32767 by RAND_MAX... Otherwise it works like a charm.
21 Apr 2009	export_fig Exports figures nicely to a number of vector & bitmap formats. Author: Oliver Woodford	Great piece of work, thanks. A minor thing though... Under my installation, the private/ghostscript.m function had a minor bug that resulted in the whole function being whipped out and replaced by solely the 'gs' path. Just in case it happens to anyone else, here is a simple patch: --- MY/private/ghostscript.m +++ ONLINE/private/ghostscript.m @@ -103,9 +103,8 @@ fstrm = fread(fh, 'char')'; fclose(fh); % Find the path -first_sec = regexp(fstrm, '[\n\r]function path = current_gs_path[\n\r]path = ''', 'end', 'once'); -second_sec = first_sec + regexp(fstrm(first_sec+1:end), ''';[\n\r]return', 'once'); -assert(~isempty(first_sec) && ~isempty(second_sec)); +first_sec = regexp(fstrm, '[\n\r]function path = current_gs_path[\n\r]path = ''', 'end', 'once'); +second_sec = first_sec + regexp(fstrm(first_sec+1:end), ''';[\n\r]return', 'once'); % Save the file with the path replaced fh = fopen(fname, 'wt'); fprintf(fh, '%s%s%s', fstrm(1:first_sec), path, fstrm(second_sec:end));

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24 Nov 2009	export_fig Exports figures nicely to a number of vector & bitmap formats. Author: Oliver Woodford	anti alias, jpeg, workspace, print, tiff, save	768	28	5.0 5.0 \| 12 ratings
03 Apr 2007	Performing random numbers generator from a generic discrete distribution This function extracts random numbers distributed over a discrete set; the PDF is user-defined Author: Gianluca Dorini	discrete pdf, statistics, probability, random numbers	32	5	4.5 4.5 \| 2 ratings

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23 Nov 2009	export_fig Exports figures nicely to a number of vector & bitmap formats.	Oliver Woodford	A useful aspect of export_fig is that it can output the rasterized figure as an image array. For example, you can use this output to save the figure in grayscale, or with a specific resolution (pixels/inch value).	Comment only
22 Nov 2009	export_fig Exports figures nicely to a number of vector & bitmap formats.	Yvonne Haesevoets	...and how do you preserve the line style in tiff files e.g.? Thanks again!	Comment only
22 Nov 2009	export_fig Exports figures nicely to a number of vector & bitmap formats.	Yvonne Haesevoets	Absolutely awesome!! If only I had found this sooner!! Thanks for sharing! How can I increase the resolution? The -m option increases the file size, not the resolution.	Comment only
20 Nov 2009	export_fig Exports figures nicely to a number of vector & bitmap formats.	Bob	Oliver, thanks very much but something is funny. If I have the property editor open for the original figure the color is white. I run the set commands and the color is none. I then use export_fig and the color goes back to white (as seen in the Property Manager), and the figure has a white background (export_fig foo.png -pdf; OS X 10.6.2, 2009b). Same white background on the pdf and the png.	Comment only
20 Nov 2009	export_fig Exports figures nicely to a number of vector & bitmap formats.	Oliver Woodford	Bob: set(gcf, 'color', 'none'); % Set the figure background to transparent set(gca, 'color', 'none'); % Set the axes background to transparent	Comment only

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