In addition, we provide a matlab standalone version of the compilation of matRad and Ipopt, where the files of matRad and Ipopt are licensed under GPL v3 and EPL v1.0 respectively. The matlab standalone version is meant to be used by students for learning and practicing scientific programming.
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Matlab might complain that it cannot find a package. Look at the package name and install it with Pacman, or in the case of x86_64 there are some libraries only in AUR. matlabAUR and matlab-dummyAUR packages contain a list of up-to-date dependencies for the newest Matlab version.
In some cases on recent Arch systems matlab is unable to export .mlsettings files, preventing toolbox and some matlab settings from being saved to disk and persisted. These cases come from matlab trying to hard link new files from /tmp directly to the preferences directory (usually /.matlab/release where release is the matlab version, e.g. R2021b). As a workaround, run matlab with the $TMPDIR environment variable set to a folder on the same file system as the preferences directory. [7]
This is a very opinionated post based on my expirience for one particular project. I have not used the latest version of the coder, but I do have expirience with the equivalent product (embedded coder) for converting matlab code to C++ that was included as part of the former Real Time Workshop product. These comments should still apply. Your mileage may vary.
In my situation, the embedded coder was used to make a processing block that fit into part of a larger audio application. The processing block had the job of processing a constant stream of sample buffers in real time. I made the original algorithm in matlab, and the conversion tool made it fairly simple to convert an early prototype into something that could be compiled to native code and used in a real time application. It was also nice to assume that the converted code was functioning numerically identically to the original without possibility of human error in the conversion process (assuming superhuman abilities of Mahworks engineers).
As the algorithm grew in complexity, i started worrying more and more about how to code the matlab interface to the function so that after conversion, it would be easy to interface with the C++ framework (I wanted to monitor the internal states in real time). This eventually started using as much time as the actual algorithm development itself, thus defeating the purpose of using such a tool. I could have broken down the algorithm into smaller chunks and then glued them together using C++, but then I'd loose the ability to have a direct Matlab-only comparison of he complete algorithm.
I got frustrated with the interface issues and coded the algorithm by hand in C++. For my application, there was a 75% performance boost in the favour of the hand written code over the converted code. Performance differences will be very different depending on your application, probably the version of the conversion tool used, and your fondness of your profiler. The conversion tool itself is a complex product that has many settings to learn. Trying to work out how to tweak settings and the matlab code to improve performance uses more time that could be spent hand coding.
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Progress 09/01/12 to 12/31/12OutputsOUTPUTS: I attended the 2012 AIChE Annual meeting which was held October 28th-November 2nd in Pittsburgh,Pennsylvania. My graduate students and I made three oral presentations: 1) Effects of farm wastes co-digestion on microbial community, methane production, and fiber quality as biorefining feedstock; 2)Transgenic expression of a bacterial exo-acting intracellular amylase in the Chlamydomonas reinhardtii chloroplast; 3) Comparison of fungal lipid accumulation on different lignocellulosic feedstocks. In addition, Nandan Cleantec Limited, one of the largest biodiesel companies in India, found out the technology through our publication, and would like to collaborate with us for applying the fungal process for biofuel and other valued-added chemical production. I am currently working on a proposal to Nandan Cleantec (they invited me to develop one). With Nandan's support and other external funding sources my research group is targeting on establishing a commercially feasible lignocellulosic fungal fuel/chemical production system. PARTICIPANTS: Not relevant to this project. TARGET AUDIENCES: Nothing significant to report during this reporting period. PROJECT MODIFICATIONS: Nothing significant to report during this reporting period.ImpactsIn response to researching and developing new routes towards effective and sustainable biofuels/chemical production systems, our strategy is to use fungal fermentation to co-utilize C5/C6 sugars for lipid accumulation for biodiesel/biojet production. An oleaginous fungus M. isabellina, which exhibits unique capacities of high lipid content, co-utilizing glucose, xylose and acetic acid, and tolerating relatively high concentrations of inhibition products, has been screened and selected as the strain to carry on fungal lipid accumulation on lignocellulosic hydrolysates. Corresponding to the selected fungal strain, we also developed a novel lignocellulosic hydrolysis process called combined co-hydrolysis that maximizes biomass conversion of C5/ C6 sugars and acetic acid production, and eliminates the need of a large amount of water for washing and detoxification (See the following publication). Integrating the combined co-hydrolysis and oleaginous fungal fermentation led to a new route to utilize fungi to convert lignocellulosic materials into advanced fuels, which has demonstrated better production efficiency and economic performance than lignocellulosic ethanol production.PublicationsLiu, Z., Ruan, Z., Xiao, Y., Yi, Y., Tang, Y. Liao, W., Liu, Y. (2012) Integration of sewage sludge digestion with advanced biofuel synthesis. Bioresource Technology (In press).
Ruan, Z. H., Zanotti, M., Ducey, C., Liao, W., Liu, Y. (2012) Co-hydrolysis of lignocellulosic biomass for microbial lipid accumulation. Biotechnology and Bioengineering (In press).
Maclellan, J., Chen, R., Kraemer, R., Zhong, Y., Liu, Y., Liao, W. (2012) Anaerobic Treatment of Lignocellulosic Material to Co-produce Methane and Digested Fiber for Ethanol Biorefining. Bioresource Technology (In press).
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