The task is to create sub-tables from an original table (like below) that contain the missing data columns (missing data is highlighted in red). The important part of this task is to make the smallest number of output tables based on the combinations of missing data points across different column...
I was making a marquee which would show "We are ochi" marquee infinitely but I was not able to make it infinite so just made it by adding "We are ochi" into an array by 9999 times using loop and then mapped it to return items in array. I know that it might not be a right way but I wasn't able to ...
Working code belongs on the sister site: CodeReview. Using arrays instead of iterating over the cells will make the code 50-100 times faster or more. — TinMan28 secs ago
"kindly suggest corrections" - although SO isn't a code review site I'll throw my two cents in. Almost every single one of your comments is followed by a very obvious single command. For instance, // Execute cURL request is followed by $response = curl_exec($ch); Although this isn't wrong, many people find this style to be harder to read because they are effectively reading things twice. Further, debugging can be harder because you might mentally assume the comment aligns with the code. Generally speaking, I would recommend commenting only when something isn't directly obvious or expected. — Chris Haas1 min ago
I have the following function in Matlab:
function [JCF] = computeJCF(idxtMTX,p,alpha)
% Compute Weight matrix based on 2D variance of idxtMTX per pixel.
% idxtMTX - [N,M,nPixels] (stored in p as [p.numEl,p.na,p.nPoints])
% Preallocate output matrix
JCF = zeros(size(idxtMTX));
...
I have the following function in Matlab:
function [JCF] = computeJCF(idxtMTX,p,alpha)
% Compute Weight matrix based on 2D variance of idxtMTX per pixel.
% idxtMTX - [N,M,nPixels] (stored in p as [p.numEl,p.na,p.nPoints])
% Preallocate output matrix
JCF = zeros(size(idxtMTX));
...
