I've always been a release notes nerd as I think that you can learn a lot from the raft of enhancements that come with every new release of software like MATLAB. Even before I worked here, when a new... 続きを読む >>

For longer than any of us at MathWorks are comfortable with, the following story has played out every time we release a new version of MATLAB. MathWorks: The new release of MATLAB is available.... 続きを読む >>

Roughly speaking, there are two ways we at MathWorks can speed up MATLAB. We can dive into individual functions to remove overheads, improve algorithms and so on or we can make performance... 続きを読む >>

Update: Since this post was published, the MATLAB Kernel for Jupyter has also been made available on Windows. See... 続きを読む >>

The solvers function from Optimization toolbox is one of my favourite enhancements of R2022b because it helps improve my knowledge of which algorithms can solve my problems. Solving Rosenbrock with... 続きを読む >>

The 2022 MATLAB Mini-Hack is currently underway where MATLAB users submit 280 characters of code in order to produce a cool image. It's similar to last year's competition but this year you can also... 続きを読む >>

Dictionaries are one of the many new features of MATLAB R2022b which was released yesterday. Today I'll take a look at some of the details of this new datatype in MATLAB.A dictionary is a collection... 続きを読む >>

In R2022a, MathWorks started shipping AMD’s AOCL alongside Intel’s MKL in MATLAB.  This article explains what these are and why you might care about them. BLAS and LAPACK A lot of modern technical... 続きを読む >>

Every day, over 5000 MathWorkers start their work day thinking ‘How can I contribute to the acceleration of engineering and science today?’  It’s a wonderful thing to be part of and the 18 months... 続きを読む >>

Today, I'm going to focus on three new functions that were added to the MATLAB programming language in R2022a: allfinite, anynan and anymissing. These functions are more concise, and usually faster,... 続きを読む >>