Matlab/Simulink R2013b
MathWorks has introduced Release 2013b (R2013b) of its Matlab and Simulink product families
MathWorks has introduced Release 2013b (R2013b) of its Matlab and Simulink product families
MathWorks has introduced Release 2013a (R2013a) of its Matlab and Simulink product families
MathWorks has introduced major updates to Matlab and Simulink with Release 2012b
The MathWorks has announced support for Nvidia GPUs in Matlab applications using Parallel Computing Toolbox or Matlab Distributed Computing Server
The Mathworks has announced Release 2010b of its Matlab and Simulink product families, containing a host of new features
The MathWorks has launched the latest version of SimBiology, including new features and enhanced performance capabilities, including multiple dosing schemes, for pharmacokinetic/pharmacodynamic (PK/PD) modelling and simulation of biological systems
The MathWorks has launched Release 2010a (R2010a) of its Matlab and Simulink product families
The MathWorks has introduced Simulink Control Design 3.0, equipped with new features that automate the process of tuning proportional-integral-derivative (PID) controllers. New PID Controller blocks have also been released
The MathWorks has announced Release 2009b (R2009b) of its Matlab and Simulink product families. R2009b includes features for faster performance and enhanced handling of large data sets, builds on component-based modelling features in Simulink
The MathWorks has introduced new versions of its Matlab parallel computing products, including Parallel Computing Toolbox, Matlab Distributed Computing Server and other products in the Matlab and Simulink product families
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