BOX_DISPLAY is a MATLAB program which creates a plot over a range of integer boxes, whose default color is gray, but some of which can be painted red (new stuff) and some painted blue (old stuff)
box_display ( m, n, @blue, @red, title )where
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TD represents the total degree polynomials for which D1 + D2 <= L. Blue indicates "old" data, and red "new".
MD represents the maximum degree polynomials for which max ( D1, D2 ) <= L. Blue indicates "old" data, and red "new".
HC represents the hyperbolic cross polynomials for which (D1+1)*(D2+1) <= L. Blue indicates "old" data, and red "new".
CC represents the Smolyak Clenshaw Curtis polynomials for which log2(D1-1)+log2(D2-1) <= L. Blue indicates "old" data, and red "new".
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