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Matlab à distance

The fastest way to execute a Matlab script is to not open any windows.

1) Write the Matlab script either on the UQAM servers with 'vi' or 'vim', or, if you are not comfortable with these, you can also write the script on your local computer and copy it on the servers to execute it there.

2) Execute Matlab script without opening any windows
a) Make sure your Matlab script does not open any windows. Add for example ('visible','off') to the 'figure' command:

   a=1:4;
   f = figure('visible','off');
   plot(a)
   saveas(f,'newout','fig')


b) Run your Matlab script without opening any windows. Assuming your Matlab script is called 'mplot.m', execute:

   matlab -nodesktop -nosplash -nojvm -r "mplot;quit;"

You need to omit the '.m' extension of your script in the call!

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