matlab:tldr:40be0
matlab: Run a MATLAB script.
$ matlab -r "run(${path-to-script-m})"
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The command matlab -r "run(${path-to-script-m})" is used to run a MATLAB script from the command line.
Here's a breakdown of the command:
matlab: This is the command to start the MATLAB software.-r: This flag is used to specify that a MATLAB script should be run."run(${path-to-script-m})": This is the MATLAB command that is passed as an argument to the-rflag. The commandrun(...)is used to execute a MATLAB script.${path-to-script-m}is a placeholder for the actual path to the MATLAB script file (with the extension.m). The${...}notation is commonly used in shell scripting to represent a variable.
When you run this command, MATLAB will start and execute the specified script file. The script file should be located at the path specified by ${path-to-script-m}.
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