The Statistics package for Octave doesn't have the fitdist function in it yet. I have I code from Matlab that I want to run in Octave and relies heavily on this function. How could I replace this function in Octave?
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In the latest version of Matlab R2015a, I found many new functions in the DSP System Toolbox, some of these functions can be achieved using other functions as I think.
Now my question, is there a difference between such function (dsp.Maximum) and (max)? and many other like function
I would like to use the function evalclusters from the statistics toolbox in matlab, but matlab is unable to find the function when I call it.
help evalclusters
returns 'evalclusters not found.'
The statistics toolbox is installed [license('test','statistics_toolbox') returns '1'].
Thanks!
evalclusters was added with Matlab 2013b and extended with 2014a, it is not available in Matlab 2013a.
In case upgrading Matlab is not an option, current Octave Statistics package includes it as well. (Open-Source alternative to Matlab which basically uses the same syntax)
I am trying to run a code which calls the function OLS. reg=ols(y,X). I am getting an error saying that ols is an undefined function for input of type double. Is ols a function in the econometrics toolbox or do we create a separate ols function? I have checked the working directory and the toolbox is added to the path. I don't know what the problem is.
I don't have ols either and I have the econometrics toolbox. I'm guessing you are looking for some functions in File Exchange, most likely the Toolkit on Econometrics and Economics Teaching.
I have this issue while using the lassoglm function in matlab. My matlab says that the statistics toolbox is installed. However, I couldn't see lassoglm function available in my matlab
Your Matlab version isn't recent enough.
It isn't there on my R2010a version. The documentation on the website is for 2012b.
How to call a Mathematica function inside Matlab? There are certain symbolic equation manipulation/simiplification that's particularly easy to do in Mathematica, at least to me, and I'd like to use Mathematica directly instead of having to burden myself to making it in Matlab.
Some FEX options:
SMATLINK - Let Matlab Dance with Mathematica
Mathematica Symbolic Toolbox for MATLAB--Version 2.0 as also suggested by Dennis Jaherudin