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SetterAssumptions
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SetterAssumptions Package
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AssumeInteger
Assume
AssumePositive
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FrameAndStoreMatrix
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KevinSetter`SetterAssumptions`
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At the top of code, it is useful to clear all values for all variables in memory and also all assumptions (so that the notebook can then be evaluated cleanly). This can be done with the
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