Problem 293. Generalized sorting

Solution 1186148

Submitted on 11 May 2017 by T. Dunker

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T. Dunker on 11 May 2017

This solution passes the test cases, yet it fails in general.

Test	Status	Code Input and Output
1	Pass	[b2, ix2] = sortg([], @lt); assert(isempty(b2) && isempty(ix2));
2	Pass	a = rand(1, 100); [b1, ix1] = sort(a); [b2, ix2] = sortg(a, @lt); assert(isequal(b1, b2) && isequal(ix1, ix2));
3	Pass	a = rand(1, 100); [b1, ix1] = sort(a, 'descend'); [b2, ix2] = sortg(a, @gt); assert(isequal(b1, b2) && isequal(ix1, ix2));
4	Pass	a = randn(1, 100) + randn(1, 100)*1i; [~, ix1] = sort(abs(a)); b1 = a(ix1); [b2, ix2] = sortg(a, @(a, b) abs(a) < abs(b)); assert(isequal(b1, b2) && isequal(ix1, ix2));
5	Pass	a = randi(10, 1, 100); [b1, ix1] = sort(a); % MATLAB's sort() is stable [b2, ix2] = sortg(a, @lt); assert(isequal(b1, b2) && isequal(ix1, ix2));