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After that you should be able to IQMtools, e.g.: | After that you should be able to IQMtools, e.g.: | ||
>> model = IQMmodel() | >> model = IQMmodel() | ||
The commands should also work in a batch job created with MDCS. | The MATLAB commands should also work in a batch job created with MDCS. | ||
Latest revision as of 16:35, 23 July 2018
Installed versions
Use
module spider IQMtools
to find out which versions are installed.
Note that the modules have no purpose other than allowing you to find the versions. If you load a module with
module load IQMtools
you will see some instructions telling you what to do (also see below).
Using IQMtools
To use IQMtools you need to load a module for Matlab. It is probably best to load the module that is given in the version suffix of IQMtools, e.g.
module available IQMtools ---------------- /cm/shared/uniol/modules/bio ----------------- IQMtools/1.2.2.2-MATLAB-2017b
in this case MATLAB/2017b.
Next execute the commands below to start MATLAB and set the path for IQMtools:
matlab -nodisplay
>> olddir = pwd;
>> cd('/cm/shared/uniol/software/IQMtools/1.2.2.2-Matlab-2017b');
>> installIQMtools
>> cd(olddir) ; to get back to the previous directory
After that you should be able to IQMtools, e.g.:
>> model = IQMmodel()
The MATLAB commands should also work in a batch job created with MDCS.
