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--- software:matlab:mills [2019-08-29 14:46] – [Submit job] anita
+++ software:matlab:mills [2019-08-29 16:05] – [Matlab function] anita
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 On Mills, MATLAB projects should be developed using a Desktop installation of MATLAB and then copied to the cluster
 to be run in batch.  Here we
-consider an extended MATLAB example involving tow simple MATLAB functions, and two MATLAB scripts to execute
+consider an extended MATLAB example involving two simple MATLAB functions, and two MATLAB scripts to execute
 the first function in a loop, and to using the Parallel Toolbox.
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-The page will using a Matlab function to illustrate using Matlab in batch and interactively.  The function will be run on multiple cores using multiple computational threads, and 12 workers from a Matlab pool.  Finally it will be compiled an deployed.
+The examples will be using a Matlab function to illustrate using Matlab in batch and interactively.  The function will be run on multiple cores using multiple computational threads, and 12 workers from a Matlab pool.  Finally it will be compiled and deployed.
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 We have the correct Grid Engine options ''-pe threads 12'' for this case.
-[[clusters:mills:matlab-two-samenode|Two Matlab interactive jobs on same node]]
+[[software:matlab:mills:matlab-two-samenode|Two Matlab interactive jobs on same node]]
 ===== Batch parallel example =====
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 ===== Interactive example =====
-The basic steps to running a [[:software:matlab#interactive|MATLAB]] interactively on a compute node.
+This example is based on being in your workgroup environment, cd'ing to your MATLAB project directory and starting an interactive session on a compute node.
-This demo starts in your MATLAB directory and with and active workgroup.
 ==== Scheduling exclusive interactive job ====