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NAG - The Ultimate MATLAB Toolbox?

Post Date: Sep 23, 2008 10:31 a.m.
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Introduction MATLAB is an incredibly powerful piece of software that is used by students and researchers in a wide variety of disciplines.  If you have some maths to do then MATLAB can probably help you out - curve fitting, statistics, plotting, signal processing, optimization, linear algebra, symbolic calculus - the list just goes on and on.  There is one big problem though - much of this stuff doesn’t actually come with the basic install of MATLAB. Let’s say that you are a new academic researcher and you have just purchased a copy of MATLAB at a cost of several hundred pounds.  At first it seems that it can do everything that you require and so you are happy.  One day though, you find yourself needing to find the minimum of a constrained nonlinear multivariable function.  After a bit of searching you realise that the function you need is called fmincon but, when you try to use it, you discover that it is part of an add-on called the Optimization Toolbox whic...

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