Problem 59. Pattern matching

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Oleg Komarov on 28 Jan 2012

Not column, but row wise.

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Solution 2411043

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Haoyu Dai on 29 May 2020

function b = matchPattern(a)
b=[];
len=length(a(1,:))-1;
[r,c]=size(a);
pattern=zeros(r-1,len);
for j=1:r
for i=1:len
if a(j,i+1)>a(j,i)
pattern(j,i)=1;
elseif a(j,i+1)

Solution 1534182

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William Moraga on 19 May 2018

this is actually pretty fun

Solution 1056854

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Roche de Guzman on 19 Nov 2016

amazing:)

Solution 546456

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Gergely Patay on 16 Dec 2014

I'm not proud of this solution, the scoring system is clearly flawed.

Solution 165375

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Nicholas Howe on 20 Nov 2012

Seems like the filter preventing abuse of @eval needs some work!

Solution 158914

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Claudia on 15 Nov 2012

Nice! I learned something from you.

Solution 128509

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Farhad on 12 Sep 2012

This solution is wrong. It detects a common patten among any two rows and not just the first row and other rows.

Solution 27070

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Cris Luengo on 16 Jul 2012

What is the point?

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