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matlab:tldr:ef264
The command "matlab -r "${matlab_statement}"" is used to run a MATLAB script from the command line interface (CLI).
Here's a breakdown of the command:
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"matlab" - This specifies the MATLAB executable to run.
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"-r" - This is a flag that instructs MATLAB to execute a command or a script specified in the following argument.
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"${matlab_statement}" - This refers to a variable that should be replaced with the actual MATLAB statement or script you want to run. It can be any valid MATLAB code, such as calling a function, executing a script, or performing specific computations.
For example, if you have a MATLAB script file called "my_script.m" that you want to run using this command, you can replace "${matlab_statement}" with "my_script" (without the ".m" extension). This command will then execute the "my_script.m" file using the MATLAB interpreter.