MATLAB \ Simulink
Given that Wolfram has a programming discussion group, what is the correct way of requesting a SIMULINK \ MATLAB discussion group? I am looking forward to having a playground to interact with the other kids.
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Re: MATLAB \ Simulink
There's not enough matlab traffic on here to justify that. Also matlab isn't bundled as free software with Raspbian.
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Re: MATLAB \ Simulink
And MATLAB/Simulink certainly isn't cheap!
I use it every other day at work and we had to pay £20,000 for a license for a single toolbox.
I use it every other day at work and we had to pay £20,000 for a license for a single toolbox.
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Re: MATLAB \ Simulink
scotty101 wrote:And MATLAB/Simulink certainly isn't cheap!
I use it every other day at work and we had to pay £20,000 for a license for a single toolbox.
Agreed. A professional license is pricey because Mathworks has a significant amount of labor overhead and its revenue model targets professional users. On the other hand they also address the 'home market' and 'student market' with appropriate pricing.
https://www.mathworks.com/products/matl ... dex-b.html
The student Simulink bundle ($100) includes low cost hardware prototyping. $200 for home users.
https://www.mathworks.com/store/link/products/home/