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Peng Liu on 14 Dec 2016

The current test suite considers the input n as flat and square matrices (i.e., size(n,1) <= size(n,2)). It is recommended that tall matrix (size(n,1) > size(n,2)) should also be added in order to make the test suite more comprehensive.

JD on 4 Jan 2017

Updated test suite.

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