Problem 42776. "Power matrix" of two vectors

Created by Gil Bor

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zlotnik on 9 Apr 2016

what could be better than using bsxfun?

Massimo Zanetti on 24 Oct 2016

better is let matlab do this for you, an in new release there is no need to call bsxfun because it is calle implicitly

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Gil Bor on 18 Mar 2016

Amazing, < 1 hr after posting it I get this great answer. Thanks alot. Greetings from Mexico.

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