The input will be a sparse matrix :
x = sparse(100,1000,0.01);
>>whos x
shows that 8024 bytes ares required .
The aim is to find the the number of bytes required to store a sparse matrix in a 64-bit system without using whos or who commands.
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Aurelien,
Test Suite case 4 is a Diagonal Sparse matrix which is not a problem defined Sparse matrix and should be replaced by x = sparse(1000,100,0.01);
y_correct = 4016;.
Also, your inventive cheat detect needs to add assert(isempty(strfind(filetext, 'who'))). A re-scoring will see a new leader.
Currently Tests 4 and 5 are always pass as they lack asserts.
Enjoying the challenge.
yup, definitely need some asserts
@Richard, Thanks for your comments. I have added the assert with who and rescored all solutions.
All values at the test suite are currently wrong. Using whos in the first case, for instance, we obtain 8024 bytes and not 4016.
The values in the test suites have been corrected.