Matcaffe2

Inspired by PyCaffe, a new and completely renovated MatCaffe interface (although backward compatible).

Now there is class CaffeNet that handle all the interactions with caffe. 

New Features:
- `net = CaffeNet.instance` gets a instance of caffe network using default imagenet_deploy and caffe_reference_model
- `net = CaffeNet.instance(model_def_file, model_file)` gets an instance of caffe network using the parameters specified.
```
net = 
  CaffeNet with properties:

    model_def_file: '../../examples/imagenet/imagenet_deploy.prototxt'
        model_file: '../../examples/imagenet/caffe_reference_imagenet_model'
       layers_info: [23x1 struct]
        blobs_info: [15x1 struct]
              mode: 'CPU'
             phase: 'TRAIN'
         device_id: 0
       input_blobs: []
      output_blobs: []
           weights: [8x1 struct]
```
- Now one can set mode, phase or device_id, just by assigning the properties or using the corresponding methods.
``` net.phase = 'TEST'; net.set_phase_test; net.set_phase('TEST');```
```net.mode = 'GPU'; net.set_mode_gpu; net_set_mode('GPU');```
```net.device_id = 1;net.set_device(1); ```

- One can access the weights of the network just by 
```
net.weights   
8x1 struct array with fields:

    layer_name
    weights
```
-  More amazingly can change the weights of the network by just assigning a new set of weights, for example changing the bias of the first layer `conv1`.
```
new_weights = net.weights;
new_weights(1)                    
    layer_name: 'conv1'
       weights: {2x1 cell}
new_weights(1).weights{2}(:) = 0; 
net.weights = new_weights;
```
- Then one can save the new network in a different model_file
```
net.save_net('path_to/new_model')
```

- And load it later
```
net.load_net('path_to/new_model')
```

More examples about new features to follow.
Please correct me if I'm wrong, but it looks like this change is not really directly related to the matcaffe updates. How do you feel about moving it into a separate PR?