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Former Member over 11 years ago

I HAVE A OURCE CODE IN MATLAB I DONT KNOW HOW TO IMPLEMENT IT IN RASPBERRY PI

0 Former Member over 11 years ago

There's no way to directly run your code, as Matlab doesn't run on the Pi. The Matlab language is a bit similar to Python, so you could consider (a) understanding the code you've got and (b) translating it. You may find that it's using some special image filters from one of Matlab's toolboxes (the convenient libraries are often a reason for using Matlab).

I've also heard there's an open source package called Octave that can run some Matlab stuff. It might be possible to build that on the Pi.
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0 rew over 11 years ago in reply to Former Member

I watched a video from the guy behind "wolfram alpha" a while back. And he said something about Wolfram being available for the 'pi. Checking that, there was another mathematical language included...

raspberrypi:~> apt-cache search wolfram
wolfram-engine - Mathematica and the Wolfram Language
raspberrypi:~>

Ah... that was Mathematica and not matlab. Sorry.

But being math-related languages, you might be able to port the source to it?
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0 iagorubio over 11 years ago in reply to Former Member

Octave supports very well all the math stuff and plotting, but does not fully supports all "toolbox" packages, and few third party Mathlab packages work on it.

I guess this implementations uses Matlab image processing toolbox that's not as complete on Octave as it's on Mathlab.
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0 Former Member over 11 years ago in reply to iagorubio

the functinality of my program is not actually mathematical functions
it is image processing part of Matlab software
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0 Problemchild over 11 years ago

Most of your application's fuctionality is going to be in the matlab image processing functions
If you intend doing this on the PI you need to implement those functions in what ever language you want to
use. You may want to use openCV along with say "C"or Python bindings
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