| setfeatdom
 SETFEATDOM 
 Reset feature domains of dataset  
 
    A = SETFEATDOM(A,FEATDOM,K) 
 
 FEATDOM has to be a cell-array, defining for each feature  the desired domain. The following formats are supported
   |  [] |  empty, all numbers are allowed |  |  R |   size(N,2): Defines N ranges on the real axis,  lowerbounds are R(:,1), upperbounds R(:,2).  N SHOULD BE AT LEAST 2. E.g:  R = [0 1; 0 1] defines a single region between 0 and 1.  R = [-1 1; 5 10; 11 11] defines two regions and  a single value (11). |   |  J |   size(1,N): Set of N integer values |   |  S |   size(N,F): String array of N strings. The feature values in the  DATA field of A will be coded by integers from 1 to N.  A feature like this may be assigned to the dataset  by A(:,j) = S, in which S is a string array, containing  a string for each object. |   |  By |   this routine and also by all changes in the dataset, TESTFEATDOM  |   |  will |   be called to check consistency between data and feature domain |   |  descriptions. |   |   
 If given, K has to be a set of indices with length equal to  length(FEATDOM) pointing to the feature domains to be reset.  Checking is done as well. So reset data first if needed. | This file has been automatically generated. If badly readable, use the help-command in Matlab. |  
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