MATLAB
MATLAB code relicensed under BSD license
A few months back I released some MATLAB code I contributed to MATLAB central under GPL. But the Mathworks sent me the e-mail early May
Dear Aravind Seshadri,
Starting later this month, the MATLAB Central File Exchange will adopt the well-known and widely used open-source BSD License as the standard license for posted content. As a File Exchange contributor, you are receiving notice of this new policy in advance of its implementation. No action is required now. We'll contact you again when a FAQ list is available and you are able to update your existing files.
Adopting a standard license for the File Exchange will help eliminate confusion around things such as modification rights, redistribution rights, author liability, and support responsibility. The community's needs in these areas are well served by the BSD license. We need your help to make this happen.
Starting in mid-May, new File Exchange submissions will be licensed under the BSD license as a condition of upload. You may then assign a BSD license to your existing submissions. A simple form-based tool for you to convert your existing files will be available at the File Exchange.
My NSGA-II MATLAB code released under GPL
As part of a class that I took three years ago, I wrote several multiobjective optimization scripts in MATLAB. I contributed the code to the MATLAB Central. Yesterday I released the code under GPLv3 so that hopefully someone would take it and improve the code by incorporating constraints. Check it out!
MATLAB videos on creating figures from experimental data
I just wanted to share some MATLAB videos on how one can quickly create figures from experimental data. This may be useful if you are working with a lot of experimental data and you have to visualized all of them. The first video will show you how to load data experimental data to MATLAB with just a click. The second video shows how you can quickly create figures from the data. Take a look at them and post you comments.
Videos
MATLAB 2007a on Fedora 8
I recently installed MATLAB 2007a on a computer running Fedora 8. While installing I got an error which was something like
libXp.so.6: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory. Running the following command fixed it
su -c 'yum install libXp libXp-devel'
MATLAB 2007a on Fedora 7
I just now installed MATLAB 2007a on my research computer which is running Fedora 7. I did not have any problem running MATLAB 7.1 (R14 SP3) student version on my laptop with Fedora 7, but when I started installing the 2007a version I hit into some snags.
First the installed script gave the following error.
An error status was returned by the program 'xsetup'
the X Window System version of 'install'. ....
$MATLABDVD/update/bin/glnx86/xsetup: error while loading
shared libraries: libXp.so.6: cannot open shared object file:
No such file or directory.
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Matlab Student Version
MathWorks has a new MATLAB/Simulink student version right now which includes the following:
