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Subject: simple question about solver signature

From: Trevor

Date: 4 Nov, 2009 17:39:02

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It looks like the solver signature's second argument is a two element vector [row column] according to the rules but the test suite is just using an index. Did I just miss something?

Subject: simple question about solver signature

From: Doug Hull

Date: 4 Nov, 2009 18:52:02

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Everyone,

Sorry about that. I wrote the contest code in absolute indexing, and then changed it to match the rules. I pushed the absolute indexing version accidentally. My bad.

We just modified the rules to match the contest suite as it is on the File Exchange. Looks like some of the early entries figured it out and are doing well. Use ind2sub to convert to row column if you happen to need it.

sorry,
Doug

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