How can MATLAB be integrated with Gedae?
Discussion MATLAB is commonly used to develop applications because it has very well developed libraries and plotting utilities. It is possible to run MATLAB code inside a Gedae box and take advantage of these routines and utilities while using Gedae. Solution Using Gedae’s MATLAB library, a MATLAB engine can be launched from a Gedae box and m-files can be run on the engine. Special function boxes have been designed to fit MATLAB’s non-streaming data model to Gedae’s streaming data model. The basic idea behind these boxes is to send to the MATLAB engine: data on the inputs of the Gedae box and a string containing the MATLAB code to execute (calls to m-files, calls to built-in routines, etc.). The MATLAB code is then executed on the engine, and results are sent back to Gedae and placed in the output queue of the box. Boxes have been written to update MATLAB’s plots as new data is placed on the Gedae queue. This Gedae MATLAB Library is located in the “matlab” directory of FGlibraries. Dem
