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algo1	External		performs probability and cumulative distribution operations to produce a deterministic matrix. The object is an implementation of a 0th order Markov chain with stochastic and deterministic elements. The left inlet of the object takes input in the form of lists of up to 256 values. The program then performs probability and cumulative distribution operations to produce a deterministic matrix. Then random floating-point numbers are entered into the right inlet. The numbers are sent through a stochastic operation that matches the random number with the previous index, finds a new index based on probability, and outputs the new index. When given random numbers in a rhythmic sequence, it outputs a MIDI stream that can be viewed as a generated score when Max/MSP and a composing program are transmitting on the same internal MIDI bus.
collX	External		Enhanced version of the standard coll object Enhanced version of the standard “coll” object, with the ability to specify custom file and creator types, so that the resulting coll files can have custom icons to match your app, and so that only files of certain types will be shown to the user in “open” dialogs.  Other features include a progress dialog for reading/writing files, the ability to set a default name for a file before it is saved (such as “Untitled Programs 1”), and the ability to change the prompt message which is displayed in an “open” and “save” dialogs.  For example, assuming your app allows different coll files to be read into different colls, you can put a helpful message in the open dialog to remind the user what kind of file is now being loaded or saved.
cv.jit.opticalflow	External		Calculate optical flow using a variety of techniques. Optical flow is a measure of the velocity of each pixel between two consecutive frames. In other words, displacing the pixels in the first image by the optical flow should produce the second image. Optical flow can unfortunately only be estimated, not precisely calculated. For this reason, there are several optical flow estimation algorithms. cv.jit.lkflow and cv.jit.hsflow implement two of the most famous approaches, but because the output format and its meaning are the same, cv.jit.opticalflow encapsulates several algorithms, allowing you to easily switch between them to find the one that best suits your needs. Appart from the Lucas-Kanade and Horn-Schunk techniques, cv.jit.opticalflow currently implements the "block matching" algorithm and an algorithm by Gunnar Farnebäck.
dot.getindex	Abstraction		Retrieves indexes of coll data entries that match the query.
dot.matchNth	Abstraction		Outputs message if the nth item matches the argument. Outputs message if the nth item matches the argument.
dot.matcNth	Abstraction		Outputs message if the nth item address pattern matches the argument. Outputs message if the nth item address pattern matches the argument.
dot.nth	Abstraction		Works like zl nth, but can match multiple indexes. Works like zl nth, but can match multiple indexes.
dot.OSCroute	Abstraction		Native-max OSC parser allowing multiple OSC addresses to be dynamically added and removed. Native-max OSC parser allowing multiple OSC addresses to be dynamically added and removed. Arguments or right inlet set addresses to route. Left outlet outputs matches with index corresponding to argument order.
EAMIR - Tiles	Standalone Application		The EAMIR tiles take the amount force exerted into them and convert that energy it into music. created by V.J. Manzo The EAMIR tiles take the amount force exerted into them and convert that energy it into music. Embedded in each floor tile, beneath the colored rectangle, is a sensor that measures force. The amount of force is translated differently depending on which tile program is being run. This simple program outputs the notes of the C Major scale from low to high depending on the amount of force exerted. Other programs allow the tiles to be used for pitch matching games and activities for memory reinforcement as well as extended options for musical performance. The tiles are moveable and may also be mounted vertically (attached to the walls) if desired. created by V.J. Manzo www.vjmanzo.com/cv | www.vincemanzo.com
f0.l==	Abstraction		outputs 1 if two lists match
f0.s==	Abstraction		outputs 1 if two symbols match
jb.match	Abstraction		pass input list if nth element(s) matches search term(s)
jcom.gui	Abstraction		user interface component jmod.gui is a component that is used as the background for a module when it is being designed. It is loaded in a bpatcher, and it requires an argument that matches the first argument of the jmod.hub object in the module.
jr.autokeyflag	Abstraction		flag when matching character pressed on keyboard
Lmatch	External		An object to search a list for the first occurrence of another list
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