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MATLAB is a high-level language and interactive environment that enables you to perform computationally intensive tasks faster than with traditional programming languages such as C, C++, and Fortran.
What's New
Version 8.3 R2014a:
Desktop
- Pop-up Command History for recalling, viewing, filtering, and searching recently used commands in the Command Window
- Merge option in MATLAB Comparison Tool for resolving differences between text files
- Saving workspace variables and their values to a MATLAB script
- Suggested corrections for mistyped, user-defined functions in the Command Window
- Streamlined MEX compiler setup and improved troubleshooting
- Multidimensional array support for flipud, fliplr, and rot90 functions
- Option for circshift to operate on a specified dimension
- isdiag, isbanded, issymmetric, ishermitian, istril, istriu, and bandwidth functions for testing matrix structure
- sylvester function for solving the Sylvester equation
- Option for eig function for computing left eigenvectors
- Option for rand, randi, and randn functions for creating arrays of random numbers that match data type of an existing variable
- Webcam support for previewing and acquiring live images and video
- Raspberry Pi hardware support for controlling devices such as motors and actuators, and for capturing live data from sensors and cameras directly from MATLAB
- conv2 function performance improvements with three inputs
- filter function performance improvements for FIR and IIR
Version 8.3 R2014a:
Desktop
- Pop-up Command History for recalling, viewing, filtering, and searching recently used commands in the Command Window
- Merge option in MATLAB Comparison Tool for resolving differences between text files
- Saving workspace variables and their values to a MATLAB script
Requirements
- Intel
- OS X 10.6.4 or later
- Java 1.6 or later
| Downloads:70,302 |
| Version Downloads:86 |
| Type:Education : Mathematics |
| License:Demo |
| Date:07 Mar 2014 |
| Platform:Intel 32 / OS X |
| Price: $2,100.00 |
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MATLAB is a high-level language and interactive environment that enables you to perform computationally intensive tasks faster than with traditional programming languages such as C, C++, and Fortran.
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Nontroppo reviewed on 07 Sep 2013
But they have made a huge regression in that 2013b is now not compatible with the retina MBP HiDPI mode, the whole UI and fonts are blurry, apparently this is because they stopped using Apple's Java and now bundle their own JRE -- what a mess!!!
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J_michael_pinc reviewed on 02 Mar 2012
I haven't used it professionally, but I would suspect it measures up quite nicely to MatLab in that respect as well, and it has enough similarities that making a transition to MatLab would be quick and painless.
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melager reviewed on 04 Oct 2011
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Karenbindash reviewed on 23 Oct 2010
A professional user could easily need to spend $15,000 to get all the toolboxes they need. Often one toolbox requires several others to be installed too. The price rockets up.
The symbolic toolbox for MATLAB, adds symbolic capabilities, but it is clear this was not developed initially for MATLAB, but was sold as another product, and the company than acquired by Mathworks. It does not feel very nicely integrated into MATLAB, and although I have access to it, I soon gave up and use Mathematica when I want symbolic maths, as Mathematica is much stronger at symbolics.
For numerical work, this is an industry standard and well worth learning to use well. But there are alternatives someone should consider
1) Octave is a free Clone. It is not 100% MATLAB compatible, but is quite close. However, from a students point of view, I'd rather learn MATLAB as that's what employers want.
But if money is tight, Octave is a very viable alternative.
2) Sage - open source, and free, but too buggy. I would not trust any result from Sage.
3) Mathematica - more expensive, but more complete, but not as easy to use as MATLAB. There is a "home edition" of this too, which is excellent value for money if you want it for hobby use.
4) Maple - Like Mathematica, this is better at symbolics than MATLAB with the symbolic maths toolbox. But I feel Mathematica is better than Maple, so I don't really consider Maple worth bothering with.
5) R - for statistics this can't be beaten, and is free too.
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Other people have to fill a detailed request. Then they are told that "A MathWorks representative will contact you to discuss your needs and provide access to trial software."
I know what I need : a free demo not a discussant about my needs !
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Xplicit reviewed on 07 Mar 2009
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taoeffect reviewed on 06 Mar 2009
Its language is very easy to work with, well designed. People with limited programming experience should be able to pick it up easily.
The built-in documentation is top class as well. I've compared it with Mathematica's documentation, and it blows it away. It's easy to search, comprehensive, and the examples work.
Matlab makes it painfully easy to manipulate and visualize data, and run various experiments. Its full capabilities are rarely tapped, as it can even integrate with various other languages. If you're looking for a product that makes it easy to do hard things, look no further.
Macdo4 rated on 09 Feb 2014