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| 07 Jul 2009 | meow.m For cat lovers everywhere. | Hull, Doug | LOL Does indeed meow as documented. |
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| 09 Apr 2009 | Animation of Leading Entry over Time This shows various things about the leading entry over time. | Hull, Doug | To answer the question of using data not normally on the MATLAB path, I offer the following modification.
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| 09 Apr 2009 | Improvement Focus Animation This is for the Data Viz contest | Hull, Doug | To answer the question of using data not normally on the MATLAB path, I offer the following modification.
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| 09 Apr 2009 | Spring 2009 MATLAB Contest - creativity2 Added another graph to Rafal Kasztelanic's creative entry. | Hull, Doug | To answer the question of using data not normally on the MATLAB path, I offer the following modification.
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| 09 Apr 2009 | MATLAB Contest - creativity, tweaks, and innovations A late entry in the spring 2009 Matlab programming contest. | Hull, Doug | To answer the question of using data not normally on the MATLAB path, I offer the following modification.
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| 09 Apr 2009 | Been there done that Depicting the progression of code originality. | Hull, Doug | To answer the question of using data not normally on the MATLAB path, I offer the following modification.
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| 09 Apr 2009 | contest clock joke visualization of solitaire contest | Hull, Doug | To answer the question of using data not normally on the MATLAB path, I offer the following modification.
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| 09 Apr 2009 | Code overlap The aim here is to visualize the degree of overlap between all pairs of entries in the contest. | Hull, Doug | To answer the question of using data not normally on the MATLAB path, I offer the following modification.
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| 09 Apr 2009 | MATLAB Contest - creativity The idea of the CREATIVITY visualization is to find most creative participants of the contests. | Hull, Doug | To answer the question of using data not normally on the MATLAB path, I offer the following modification.
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| 09 Apr 2009 | Finding the Similar Entries: A Quantitative Approach based on CPU Runtime Behavior Entry to Matlab contest Spring 2009 | Hull, Doug | To answer the question of using data not normally on the MATLAB path, I offer the following modification. if ~exist('contest_data.mat','file')
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| 08 Apr 2009 | contest clock joke visualization of solitaire contest | Hull, Doug | I find this interesting. I like that you make an animation work and there is a certain excitement seeing things look to level off early, then thinking there is no hope for improvement, but watching the spiral relentlessly optimize the solution. |
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| 06 Apr 2009 | Animation of result vs. cpu_time by day This is a DATAVIZ contest entry showing an animation of result vs. cpu_time | Hull, Doug | I like how this entry used animation to tell the story. It is good to show off the capabilities of MATLAB like this. Thanks,
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| 06 Apr 2009 | MATLAB Contest - creativity The idea of the CREATIVITY visualization is to find most creative participants of the contests. | Hull, Doug | Oh wow, this is very cool. This gives credit to some of the unsung heroes of the contest. I find it compelling that a story like this is hidden in the data and can be told with two quick graphs. This is the kind of visualization we were hoping for from this contest. Thanks,
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| 06 Apr 2009 | meet the family Visualisation of a family tree in the programming contest. | Hull, Doug | This is an awesome entry. There are some great data mining techniques and insights here. The MATLAB coding contest is interesting in that it is a rapid open source project where every branch is captured. This shows how things evolve and good code is propagated. Thanks, this is the kind of entry we were hoping for in designing this new contest. Doug |
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| 03 Apr 2009 | Some Plots Some Thoughts with Published html Includes published version of earlier file. | Hull, Doug | I like that there is a story being told in the comments, especially in the first section. |
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| 24 Dec 2008 | Weather in Boston Weather in Boston from weather.boston.com | Hull, Doug | That is an excellent question. I can not get the data that produced that example (it was yesterday, no archives are on the site). Looking at the code, I don't know why it would be wrong. I put this in the category of ireproducible errors! |
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