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MATLAB is a high-performance language developed by MathWorks for technical computing, visualization, and programming. It is written in C, C++, Java and available for Windows, macOS, and Linux. Generally used by engineers and scientists in industry and academics for data analysis, signal processing, optimization and many other types of scientific computations.
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ConstantLine was introduced in 2018b:
https://de.mathworks.com/help/matlab/ref/matlab.graphics.chart.decoration.constantline-properties.html
when using for example:
xline(4)
This error appears:
`Error using matlab2tikz>handleAllChildren (line 730)
I don't know how to handle this object: constantline
Error in matlab2tikz>drawAxes (line 880)
[m2t, childrenEnvs] = handleAllChildren(m2
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The existing docs only contain basic usage guide for Opti(). It will be nice if more docs are provided for Opti stack, especially for to_function and options.
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It would be easier for Matlab users unfamiliar with GitHub to upload any schemes they create without leaving the Matlab environment.
To this end, it might be worthwhile setting up a server which can hold and serve the Matlab schemes, and a function which can upload them to the server using a simple UI running in Matlab.
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Beginners tutorial
(Not needed for JOSS review) directly related to #31
I really like the package
I know the documentation is currently a work in progress and it can be quite time-consuming. However, it might be worth considering writing a pure MATLAB users intro tutorial as the grammar of graphics might be comple
Reported by @britta-wstnr by e-mail:
Documenting and taking it from here
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we just came across some unexpected behavior (helping a student today) with ft_prepare_sourcemodel(). If we warp an MNI template, inwardshift has no effect - is that because that would shift grid points to the wrong positions after warping?
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Can you give an example about how to use parameter 'outputFcn' in main function without GUI.
The format is like below:
- for r = 1 : 10
- main('-algorithm',@ARMOEA,'-problem',@DTLZ5,'-save',1,'-run',r);
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Paper says:

Code is following
https://github.com/CMU-Perceptual-Computing-Lab/caffe_train/blob/master/src/caffe/cpm_data_transformer.cpp
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