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An m×n (0, 1) matrix (aij) is said to be a * matrix iff aij=1 implies ai′j′=1 for all (i′, j′) satisfying 1≤i′<i, 1≤j′≤j. * matrices with certain additional restrictions are counted and enumerations of random walks and decision patterns are obtained.