MATLAB Quick Start¶
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Quick Start¶
Interactive GUI Session¶
- Interactive GUI sessions are done via Open On Demand (OOD).
You can use the
Matlab
application.You can also use the
Compute RIS Desktop
application.
You can find out more about OOD here: Compute Quick Start.
Fill out the fields with the appropriate information (explained in the quick start).
Launch the job through the methods described in the quick start.
If you use the
Matlab
application, Matlab will be started up automatically.- If you use the
Compute RIS Desktop
application, please follow the steps below. Once in an interactive session using the following commands to load and launch MATLAB.
module load MATLAB matlab
Versions available can be seen via the following command.
module avail MATLAB
- If you use the
Interactive Command-Line Session¶
Note
If you are a member of more than one compute group, you will be prompted to specify an LSF User Group with -G group_name
or by setting the LSB_SUB_USER_GROUP
variable.
If you wish to use MATLAB in an interactive command-line session, you can do so via the THPC terminal.
You can find out about using the THPC terminal here.
You load Matlab just like in the OOD version.
module load MATLAB
Earlier Versions:¶
These are previous versions of Matlab that are still available but no longer directly supported. Please refer to the latest version if you would like direct support.
- Standalone Matlab Images:
2022a: us.gcr.io/ris-appeng-shared-dev/matlab2022a
2021a: us.gcr.io/ris-appeng-shared-dev/matlab2021a
2020b: us.gcr.io/ris-appeng-shared-dev/matlab2020b