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MathScript Version

MathScript Version

‎05-07-2019 04:42 AM

Hello,

I would like to check is my MathScript version corresponds to the particular version of Matlab.

I need to run isoutlier() which was introduced in R2017a and it seems that this function is missing in my MathScript. I am wondering if this is because I have a too old version of MathScript, or it's just not supported (and will never be supported).

What to do if the latter is true?

Michał Bieńkowski
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Re: MathScript Version

‎05-07-2019 01:19 PM

Except for the basic code syntax, Mathscript has nothing to do with Matlab. If Matlab introduces a new function, there is no guarantee that mathscript will also have it. You could use the matlab script node or do your own outlier detection using plain g code.

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Re: MathScript Version

‎05-08-2019 09:40 AM

If I use Matlab Script Node and build exe then to run it I would need to have licensed Matlab installed as well. Is that right?

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