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- 1. INTEGRATE MATLAB APPLICATION INTO PYTHON -By Haneef Puttur
- 2. Preface Develop a sample MatLab application and consume it by Python
- 3. Pre Requisites •Matlab Software with License •MATLAB Compiler [License required] •MATLAB Run Time Application [Free] •Anaconda Navigator for Python [Free]
- 4. Steps 1. Convert Matlab Application as executable 2. Integrate with Python
- 5. Step 1 Create and Compile MATLAB script as Binary exe file.
- 6. MATLAB Compiler Refer : https://www.mathworks.com/products/compiler.html
- 7. MATLAB Compiler • MATLAB Compiler™ enables you to share MATLAB® programs as standalone applications and web apps. • With MATLAB Compiler you can also package and deploy MATLAB programs and run as standalone or can be integrated with other applications like Python. • End users can run your applications royalty-free using MATLAB Runtime.
- 8. How to Check MATLAB Compiler Installed?
- 9. Create A sample Matlab Application (This will create a text file and append the string passed to it) function MySample(n) %Create a text file in write mode fid =fopen('MyFile.txt', 'w' ); %append the string variable received fwrite(fid, n); %Close the file fclose(fid); end
- 10. Matlab Compiler
- 11. Packaging
- 13. Final binary EXE file.
- 14. Install MatLab run time in client machine https://www.mathworks.com/products/compiler/matlab-runtime.html
- 16. Step 2 Create and Python script and Integrate Binary EXE file.
- 17. Python GUI • Anaconda Navigator: https://www.anaconda.com/products/individual
- 18. Python
- 20. Python Code import os from datetime import datetime import subprocess x = "Current Time = "+datetime.now().strftime("%H:%M:%S") subprocess.run([“MySample.exe", x]) f = open("MyFile.txt", "r") print(f.read())
- 21. Output
- 22. Thank You!