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Tag: matlab

Matlab’s fwrite: What happens to skipped bytes?

Suppose I have the following code: Then this would open an earlier specified file, skip the first 10 bytes and write 1 into the following two. But what happens to the first 10 bytes, assuming the opened file did not exist before? If I were to access one, what would I end up getting and why? Answer From the POSIX

Saliency Model – BMS (having error setting up)

I have downloaded a saliency model called BMS “Exploiting Surroundedness for Saliency Detection: A Boolean Map Approach” from here – available online. The code has been implemented and tested on Windows. I am trying to set up on my machine (Linux Mint), by reading the instructions given inside the package in the file “readme.txt”. The file says that: Put the

Apache executes MATLAB binary on CentOS 7 with SELinux

I am trying to trigger the run of a pre compiled MATLAB program on a CentOSĀ 7 server form within an Apache context. The system allowes the user to upload some files. Then some sanity checks are performed. Then the MATLAB program is called and it performes some MATLAB magic. I installed the MATLAB environment with: I added LD_LIBRARY_PATH to the

Calling Matlab on a linux based Cluster: matlab sessions stops before m file is completly executed

i’m running a bash script that submits some pbs Jobs on a Linux based Cluster multiple times. each Submission calls Matlab, reads some data, performs calculations, and writes the results back to my Directory. This process works fine without one exception. For some calculations the m-file starts, loads everything, than performs the calculation, but while printing the results to the

Matlab text on Linux with Intel graphics

On my laptop with an Intel HD 5500 graphics card, if I run Matlab (locally or on a remote machine) some text in menus and inside figures is unreadable. This is what the Edit menu of an empty figure looks like: The lines that are unreadable seem randomly chosen but they’re not: in every new figure, it’s those menu items.

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