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The name "self-classify" may also refer to the related function Classify, which returns a vector of indices instead of a boolean matrix.
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Nub in (=), nub-classify, or self-classify, is a monadic function that indicates which unique cell each of its argument cells matches. It returns a boolean matrix where the first axis corresponds to unique cells and the second to all cells, and might be implemented as {(∪⍵)∘.≡⍵} or ∪∘.≡⊢ in a nested APL (in SHARP APL, (≡⍤0) must be used in place of ). The function was defined in A Dictionary of APL and is implemented by SAX and J. However, it is deprecated in J because of the result size, which can be quadratic in the size of the argument, and Roger Hui eventually began to use "self-classify" to refer to the Classify function instead.

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