Quick Start with MATLAB Advanced

Production-ready compilation flags and build commands

GPU Acceleration: QUICK START (10s)

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if canUseGPU() 
    g = gpuDevice; 
    disp(['Using: ' g.Name]);
    A = gpuArray.rand(10000, 'single');
    B = fft(A);
    wait(g);
else
    disp('No GPU found');
end
$
Verifies CUDA capability and executes FFT on GPU memory. Learn more in 'how to speed up MATLAB code' section.
⚡ 5s Setup

When to Use MATLAB Advanced

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IDEAL USE CASES

  • Deploying algorithms to embedded systems (C/C++) or production servers (Docker/MPS)

  • Accelerating massive matrix computations using GPU computing in MATLAB

  • Integrating legacy C/C++ or Python libraries into the MATLAB environment

AVOID FOR

  • Simple data visualization tasks (use Intermediate/Base functions)

  • Full-stack web development (use Python/JS Frameworks, call MATLAB via API)

  • Writing OS-kernel level drivers (stick to C/Rust)

Core Concepts of MATLAB Advanced

Production-ready compilation flags and build commands

#1

MATLAB Coder: Code Generation

Converting MATLAB code to standalone C/C++ for embedded deployment. Essential for real-time systems.

✓ Solution
Use coder.varsize or fixed-size arrays.
Portable C code
#2

MEX Functions (MATLAB Executable)

Interfacing C/C++ or Fortran code directly within MATLAB for critical bottlenecks.

+50x Speedup vs JIT
#3

Parallel Computing Toolbox

Scale execution across clusters or clouds using parpool and spmd.

Linear scaling
#4

Deep Learning Deployment

Exporting ONNX models or generating CUDA code via GPU Coder.

✓ Solution
Use Deep Learning Network Analyzer (analyzeNetwork).
#5

Tall Arrays (Big Data)

Processing out-of-memory datasets using MapReduce principles.

TB-scale processing