How to use results of "Matlab software" in "C#"

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I want to draw some statistics charts in C#.

Because the formulas are too complicated, I wrote them as functions and formulas in "Matlab software". Now, I want to calculate the values of these charts from functions and formulas which are written in "Matlab software". Is it possible? How? Can I convert the functions and formulas in "Matlab" to .dll and after that i use them? If yes, how?

Please help me.
Regards

Posted 29-Jul-11 19:03pm

k5_ce

Updated 31-Jul-11 21:27pm

Amund Gjersøe

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov · Answer 1 · 2011-07-31T21:03:00

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Did you lean integration of Mathlab with C#? See http://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/fileexchange/12987-integrating-matlab-with-c[^].

—SA

Posted 31-Jul-11 21:03pm

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov

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Amund Gjersøe 1-Aug-11 3:43am

My 5 for bothering to give a "Let me google that for you"-answer.

I've done them all. And they are explained in the link. My additions are: Builder NE has a license-fee, and a slight performance impact. The un-managed lets you use the same dll in Matlab and C/C++ (and then wrapped: .NET), and the for-loops gets a boost when extracting them from the Matlab-script to the dll (mex).

The automationserver gives flexibility. This solution is usable when the user of the application is familiar with Matlab as well.

k5_ce 1-Aug-11 23:48pm

Thanks for both of you.