function Life1D(ruleNum, key)
key1 = key;
ruleNum1 = ruleNum;
rule = toBinary(ruleNum);
initialRow = firstRow(ruleNum, key);
disp(['Life1D ' num2str(2*key + 1) ' ' num2str(key + 1)])
makePattern(initialRow, key, rule)
function h = toBinary(n)
h = fliplr(de2bi(n,8));
end
function m = toDecimal(binaryString)
m = bi2de(fliplr(binaryString));
end
function k = firstRow(ruleNum1, key1)
k = [zeros(1 ,key1), 1, zeros(1, key1)];
end
function x = output(input, rule)
i = toDecimal(input);
% x = fliplr(rule);
if i == 0
x = rule(end);
elseif i < 0
x = rule(abs(i)-1);
elseif i > 0
x = rule(end-abs(i));
elseif i == -1
x = rule(1);
end
x
end
function y = makePattern(prevRow, key, rule)
disp(num2str(firstRow(ruleNum, key)))
y = num2str(prevRow);
for i = 0:key
curRow = zeros(1,length(prevRow));
for j = 1:length(prevRow)
if j == 1
curRow(j) = output([0, prevRow(1), prevRow(2)], rule);
elseif j == length(prevRow)
curRow(j) = output([prevRow(end-1), prevRow(end), 0], rule);
else
curRow(j) = output([prevRow(j-1), prevRow(j), prevRow(j+1)], rule);
end
end
prevRow = curRow;
curRow = num2str(curRow);
y = [y;curRow];
end
end
end
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