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* - capture, but do not remember, a group of characters which occur one or more times
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*
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* - capture, but do not remember, a group of characters which occur one or more times
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*
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* `\\\/`
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* - match the literal `\/`
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*
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* - match the literal `\/`
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*
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* `|`
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* - OR
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*
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* - OR
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*
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* `[^\/]`
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* - anything which is not the literal `\/`
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*
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* - anything which is not the literal `\/`
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* `\/`
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* - match the literal `/`
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* - match the literal `/`
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*
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* `([imgy]*)`
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* - capture any characters matching `imgy` occurring zero or more times
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* - capture any characters matching `imgy` occurring zero or more times
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*
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* `$/`
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* - string end
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* @constant
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* @type{RegExp}
@@ -3306,7 +3323,9 @@ function autocorr( vector ) {
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* Calculate the auto-correlation of an input vector. To calculate the auto-correlation using an FFT, the data is padded to have length 2^n, where `n` is the next power of 2 greater than the vector length. For more details, consult {@linkhttp://example.com}.
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* Calculate the auto-correlation of an input vector. To calculate the auto-correlation using an FFT, the data is padded to have length 2^n, where `n` is the next power of 2 greater than the vector length. For more details, consult [link][link].
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