Problem 43975. Permute the unique values of a vector without sorting

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goc3 on 19 Jan 2017

The problem title and description have been improved.

yurenchu on 27 Apr 2017

What should the behavior be when a certain value occurs three times or more in vector A? For example, when A = [2 5 3 4 2 1 3 2] (which is the same as the A in the problem description, but with another '2' added to the end), should matrix B list [5 4 2 1 3] before [5 3 4 1 2], or after?

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Gareth Lee on 13 Jan 2017

if x is not continuous, the result will be not true

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