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Hi all,
  I am having difficulties understanding the multiple
bootstrap functions available.  I have been working with
bstrap and bootstrp.  What I have is a 56x13 matrix,
represents data within grid boxes.  I want to run 100 random
iterations of the data, and end up with the average rms
values at each grid box, or for each 56x13. 

for the function bstrap(b,f,fun,x,varagin).  I am having a
difficult time understanding what each variable means.  
b=570 (the number of sample points i have), f=1, fun='rms'
and x=my data in rows. When I do this, I get back a 1x1x571,
all of the same number.  And then I am still unsure how to
average 100 iterations...

Thanks in advance for any help!!
-Corinne