Software Listing of Author : "Jeremy"
- AdBard
- License: Freeware
- Price: 0.00


Easily display advertisements from the Ad Bard Network on your Drupal-powered website, earning money for your FLOSS project. This module is not required to display ads from the Ad Bard Network. The Ad Bard Network is dedicated to fostering a friendly and useful advertising community, built from and focused on Free and Open Source Software. In order to display ads from the Ad Bard Network on your website, you first have to create an Ad Bard user account. Your website must be somehow related to Free and Open Source Software to join the Ad Bard Network. Ads are served from a worldwide Content Delivery Network (CDN) to ensure that enabling this module does not slow down the speed with which pages load on your website.
- Platform: PHP, Scripts
- Jobtrack Nag
- License: Freeware
- Price: 0.00


The project has been renamed to Support due to a possible trademark infringement.
- Platform: PHP, Scripts
- Multiple or partial INTERSECT function
- License: Shareware
- Price:


% INTERSECTN functions similarly to INTERSECT, but has some added % flexibility. For example, if you input three arrays and want to find % items that are in at least two of them, INTERSECT is incapable of doing % this, but INTERSECTN will do it. % % OUT = INTERSECTN(IN1,IN2,...,MATCHES) % % Inputs: IN1,IN2,... are cell arrays of strings or numerical vectors. % MATCHES is a scalar, the number of matches that are required. % % For example, if you have three sets of fruit names, and you want to % return any fruits that show up in at least two of these sets, use: % OUT = INTERSECTN(IN1,IN2,IN3,2) % % Example: % fruit{1} = {'apple','banana','cherry','orange'}; % fruit{2} = {'apple','cherry','lemon','tangerine'}; % fruit{3} = {'apple','lemon','lime','peach'}; % fruit{4} = {'apple','lemon','orange','coconut'}; % % out =...
- Platform: Matlab, Scripts
- sanePColor
- License: Shareware
- Price:


Wrapper for pcolor that behaves similarly to imagesc. Squash OS X Preview's "blurry image" bug! SANEPCOLOR simple wrapper for pcolor Unlike the built-in pcolor command, this function does not cut off the last row and column of the input matrix. In this way, sanePColor is intended to be as easy to use as imagesc, but allows the user to specify the x and y coordinates of each cell if desired. This function is also useful as an alternative means of generating images to print to PDF that are compatible with OS X's "Preview" PDF viewer (imagesc outputs are "blurred" when printing to a PDF as a vector graphic when viewed using Preview). Usage: p = sanePColor([x,y],z,[logx],[logy]); INPUTS: x: an array of x values. can also specify a min and max x value. these values correspond to columns of z. [IF THIS ARGUMENT IS USED,...
- Platform: Matlab, Scripts
- splitvar/splicevar
- License: Shareware
- Price:


Saving large (>2 GB) variables using the '-v7.3' flag is terribly slow, especially if the variable is not a simple matrix. If the large variable that is holding you up is a 1-D array, you can use SPLITVAR to break it up into separate variables in the workspace. This could allow you to save the workspace without the dreaded '-v7.3' flag. After reloading the workspace, use SPLICEVAR to build it back into the original variable. Example: I have a ~7.5GB 1x22 array of structures. >> whos Name Size Bytes Class data 1x22 7580671154 struct after running SPLITVAR(data) my workspace contains: >> whos Name Size Bytes Class data_1 1x1 558955428 struct data_10 1x1 182980944 struct data_11 1x1 204706714 struct data_12 1x1 240433764 struct data_13 1x1 242623570 struct data_14 1x1 257212788 struct data_15 1x1 295351300 struct data_16...
- Platform: Matlab, Scripts


