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#X obj 33 14 loadbang;
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#X restore 205 159 pd init;
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#X text 261 35 simile may be used to compare two numbers according
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to an error window. If the two numbers are identical then the output
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is a 1 If thetwo numbers differ by the value of the error window then
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the output is 0.5. The second outlet is the sign \, so that if i1 >=
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i2 it is a 1 and if i1 < i2 it is a -1;
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#X text 262 114 useful for comparing pitches \, durations etc.;
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