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15 Apr 2009	MAKEDATATIP Allows programmatically adding datatips to any valid graphical object. Author: Tim Farajian	T, Yan	Very useful indeed. I don't know why Matlab itself doesn't provide this feature, I spent a lot of time searching the documentation for a way to do this.
21 Nov 2008	Texas Hold'Em Poker Analyzer Analyzes the win frequency and expected return of a hand in a poker game called Texas Hold'Em. Author: Tim Farajian	Ferraro, Davide
23 Jul 2008	MAKEDATATIP Allows programmatically adding datatips to any valid graphical object. Author: Tim Farajian	W, Daphne	Just what I was looking for on the Newsgroup a few months ago. Works perfectly on 2006b as well. Thanks!
15 Jul 2008	SYMPOLY2SYM Similar to poly2sym but can handle symbolic coefficients and indeterminate variables. Author: Tim Farajian	Costa, Davide	it is great!!! very very powerfull
21 May 2008	MAKEDATATIP Allows programmatically adding datatips to any valid graphical object. Author: Tim Farajian	Kang, Ben	Very useful! Sometimes, it's hard to find and select exactly the point, especially for 3-D complex surface.
13 May 2008	MAKEDATATIP Allows programmatically adding datatips to any valid graphical object. Author: Tim Farajian	D'Errico, John	A nice idea. Good help, lots of examples, good error checking, an H1 line. Well done.
22 Feb 2008	Texas Hold'Em Poker Analyzer Analyzes the win frequency and expected return of a hand in a poker game called Texas Hold'Em. Author: Tim Farajian	papas, papi
17 Dec 2007	BlockClock Interesting clock that is composed of animated blocks. Author: Tim Farajian	McLeod, Christopher
25 Nov 2007	Texas Hold'Em Poker Analyzer Analyzes the win frequency and expected return of a hand in a poker game called Texas Hold'Em. Author: Tim Farajian	b, jim	Very nice interface. If you really want to make a useful tool however, you absolutely need to be able to assign to your opponents a range of hands. For example, I'm playing against a tight player, I make a big raise with AKo; he calls. I figure that he would have 77+, AK, AQs. What are my chances against this range? You can figure it out from this simulation but you would have to run each possible holding and then do a weighted sum of the win percentages...e.g. he can have 77 twelve ways, AK six ways (since you already have one of the aces and one of the kings), AQs three ways.....
03 May 2007	SYMPOLY2SYM Similar to poly2sym but can handle symbolic coefficients and indeterminate variables. Author: Tim Farajian	Vogelsang, Patrick	That's what I needed!!
07 Dec 2006	SYMPOLY2SYM Similar to poly2sym but can handle symbolic coefficients and indeterminate variables. Author: Tim Farajian	Bogala, Andreas	very useful! Thanks
30 Nov 2006	Texas Hold'Em Poker Analyzer Analyzes the win frequency and expected return of a hand in a poker game called Texas Hold'Em. Author: Tim Farajian	Makinen, Jussi	Really nice and compact code. Regular m-file, no problem if you have a Matlab running.
30 Sep 2006	SYMPOLY2SYM Similar to poly2sym but can handle symbolic coefficients and indeterminate variables. Author: Tim Farajian	Asghari, Babak	I found this function extremely useful for extracting coefficients of different variables in a large parametric expression. Thank u!
08 Aug 2006	SYMPOLY2SYM Similar to poly2sym but can handle symbolic coefficients and indeterminate variables. Author: Tim Farajian	Kaats, Adrian	Nice!
29 Apr 2006	Texas Hold'Em Poker Analyzer Analyzes the win frequency and expected return of a hand in a poker game called Texas Hold'Em. Author: Tim Farajian	C, Adam	Really excellent, just two improvements... Help button needs to be platform independent (most unix boxes don't have "notepad"). Monte Carlo simulation of winning percentage is fine, but actual concrete winning percentage would be nice too, I imagine that would be a little more difficult to code/figure out the math though.
18 Apr 2006	Texas Hold'Em Poker Analyzer Analyzes the win frequency and expected return of a hand in a poker game called Texas Hold'Em. Author: Tim Farajian	krimson, dr
08 Feb 2006	DCTOOL Graphical interface useful for displaying the status of a distributed computing network. Author: Tim Farajian	Zimmerman, David	Great work! Makes it easy to see and manage DC stuff.
28 Nov 2005	Texas Hold'Em Poker Analyzer Analyzes the win frequency and expected return of a hand in a poker game called Texas Hold'Em. Author: Tim Farajian	Reid, Tim	What is an m-file? An m-file, or script file, is a simple text file where you can place Matlab commands. When the file is run, Matlab reads the commands and executes them exactly as it would if you had typed each command sequentially at the Matlab prompt. All m-file names must end with the extension '.m' (e.g. plot.m). If you create a new m-file with the same name as an existing m-file, Matlab will choose the one which appears first in the path order (help path for more information). To make life easier, choose a name for your m-file which doesn't already exist. To see if a filename.m exists, type help filename at the Matlab prompt. Why use m-files? For simple problems, entering your requests at the Matlab prompt is fast and efficient. However, as the number of commands increases or trial and error is done by changing certain variables or values, typing the commands over and over at the Matlab prompt becomes tedious. M-files will be helpful and almost necessary in these cases. How to create, save or open an m-file? If you are using PC or Mac: To create an m-file, choose New from the File menu and select m-file. This procedure brings up a text editor window in which you can enter Matlab commands. To save the m-file, simply go to the File menu and choose Save (remember to save it with the '.m' extension). To open an existing m-file, go to the File menu and choose Open . If you are using Unix: To create an m-file, use your favorite text editor (pico, nedit, vi, emacs, etc.) to create a file with .m extension (e.p. filename.m). How to run the m-file? After the m-file is saved with the name filename.m in the Matlab folder or directory, you can execute the commands in the m-file by simply typing filename at the Matlab prompt. If you don't want to run the whole m-file, you can just copy the part of m-file that you want to run and paste it at the Matlab prompt.
21 Nov 2005	Texas Hold'Em Poker Analyzer Analyzes the win frequency and expected return of a hand in a poker game called Texas Hold'Em. Author: Tim Farajian	B, Brad	could not open M file. how do i get this thing to work?
20 Sep 2005	Texas Hold'Em Poker Analyzer Analyzes the win frequency and expected return of a hand in a poker game called Texas Hold'Em. Author: Tim Farajian	Thurston, Tony	ditto comments one ..couldn't open M file
09 Sep 2005	Texas Hold'Em Poker Analyzer Analyzes the win frequency and expected return of a hand in a poker game called Texas Hold'Em. Author: Tim Farajian	deep, john W.	I have windows XP. I cannot open PokerAnalyzer.m. I have Adobe, version 7. Can you send me directions on how I might open this file? When trying to open the file using Adobe, I get a dialogue box that tells me it is not a supported file type or the file has been damaged when sent as an e-mail.
12 Jul 2005	SYMPOLY2SYM Similar to poly2sym but can handle symbolic coefficients and indeterminate variables. Author: Tim Farajian	Araya, Francisco	It does not work for second order or less...
09 Jun 2005	Texas Hold'Em Poker Analyzer Analyzes the win frequency and expected return of a hand in a poker game called Texas Hold'Em. Author: Tim Farajian	2, 1	duzzzzz
01 Apr 2005	Texas Hold'Em Poker Analyzer Analyzes the win frequency and expected return of a hand in a poker game called Texas Hold'Em. Author: Tim Farajian	Badenhorst, Heinrich	This is a great idea. And easy to use.
16 May 2004	SYMPOLY2SYM Similar to poly2sym but can handle symbolic coefficients and indeterminate variables. Author: Tim Farajian	Harrington, Peter	Crashes when given linear and constant terms. This bug can easily be fixed. Ax+b or b % causes the function to crash. It should be able to handle any level of polynomial include first and zero order. Works great for second order and higher
11 Apr 2004	SYMPOLY2SYM Similar to poly2sym but can handle symbolic coefficients and indeterminate variables. Author: Tim Farajian	Skaff, Sarjoun	Enabled the manipulation of large expression without a problem.
25 Mar 2004	PathRep Generates the parametric representation of a path on the complex plane. Author: Tim Farajian	Bobadilla, Eduardo	This function is really helpful, into Nonanalytic Functions.
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