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KVL - Algorithms and source code Update Link / Bad Link? 
MATLAB algorithms source code downloads. Includes several toolboxes such as iToolbox, DTW & COW, SENSABLE, Extended Multiplicative Signal Correction (EMSC) for MATLAB, The N-way Toolbox for MATLAB, INCA, Low-field NMR toolbox, The Missing Toolbox, and the Multiblock Toolbox.
Submitted Aug 19, 2004 by mpoh
Updated Feb 05, 2007 by seifu kumsa
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Data Structures and Algorithms Toolbox Update Link / Bad Link? 
The Data Structures & Algorithms Toolbox provides advanced data structures and algorithms for the MATLAB environment. It implements functions to create and destroy singly and doubly linked list, stack, queue, binary tree and red-black (balanced) binary tree. Data elements can be inserted, deleted or searched for. A graphical representation of trees can be shown. The new version includes bug fixes for Red-black trees and new AVL tree routines.
Submitted Jun 30, 1999
Updated Feb 07, 2007 by liz
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Matrix Computation Toolbox Update Link / Bad Link? 
The Matrix Computation Toolbox is a collection of MATLAB M-files containing functions for constructing test matrices, computing matrix factorizations, visualizing matrices, and carrying out direct search optimization. Various other miscellaneous functions are also included.
Submitted Mar 20, 1998
Updated Jan 16, 2006
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MATLAB Pointers Library Update Link / Bad Link? 
The idea of the library is taken from DSTAX (Data Structures and Algorithms) toolbox (MathWorks Inc.). Unfortunately, DSTAX supplies certain mex-functions as dll-files and does not contain the source C code. The mentioned dll-files are supplied only for early versions of MATLAB (not for MATLAB 7.0). We implement pointer objects that support all possibilities of DSTAX pointers and some other possibilities. Almost all functions are written in C. Source code is included.
Submitted Dec 22, 2004 by Nikolai Yu. Zolotykh
Updated Mar 14, 2008
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