Matlab
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Matlab is a commercial program that is purchased with an academic license at universities, but is otherwise quite expensive.
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[edit] Matlab exchange
Use Help - Product help - Lacks Matlab exchange programs however
[edit] Pages with Matlab
[edit] Implemented in Matlab
Aaron Clauset programs for Maximal Likelihood Estimation
[edit] Workaround memory errors in XP
This “Matlab won’t start’ error is currently under investigation. The current workaround is to set an environment variable that will bypass the error. Please try the following to start MATLAB:
1) Go to the Start menu to Control Panel. 2) Double click on "System" and go to the Advanced tab (for Vista go to "System and Maintenance" to "System" to "Advanced System Settings". 3) Click the Environment Variables button.
4) Click "New" under either option (System or User variables) to create a new variable. The variable name will be MATLAB_RESERVE_LO. The variable value will be the number 0 (zero). Press OK to save the changes.
EXPLANATION: Setting MATLAB_RESERVE_LO=0 tells MATLAB to bypass the functionality introduced in R2007b (for Windows only) that tries to reserve the largest available contiguous space for MATLAB arrays. This process guarantees that at least 256MB is left available for use by Java for the Heap and PermGen spaces. It appears that Windows is either loading a DLL or doing a malloc somewhere in this 256MB space, so that when Java tries to reserve the Heap and PermGen address space, it fails, since both the Heap and PermGen spaces must be contiguous. If MATLAB_RESERVE_LO is set to 0, the reserve is for a fixed amount of space, not the largest available space.
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