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-====== Matlab ======
-The cluster has Matlab R2013a and R2014a.  To run Matlab, use the command: <code>matlab -nojvm -nodisplay</code>
-Using just the below command will also work, though it will give errors from failing to find a display:<code>matlab</code>
-To run Matlab in batch mode, use the command <code>matlab < your-file.m</code>
-This command will print the results of **your-file.m** onto the screen. If you want to redirect this to an output file, use <code>matlab < your-file.m > log.txt</code>
-===== Graphics =====
-You should bear in mind that the cluster excels at numerical analysis and NOT graphics.   By default, there is only a command line interface to Matlab.  It is possible to get graphics from the server forwarded to your computer, but it is VERY slow.
-If you want to create graphs, this is still possible.  By assigning your plot command to a variable and then using **saveas**, you can get this effect:
-<code>
-h = plot(x,y)
-saveas(h,'yourFigure.jpg')
-</code>
-===== Tomlab =====
-The department has a license for Tomlab, which contains several optimization algorithms that improve on Matlab's defaults.  If you are solving problems that are computationally difficult you might try solving using Tomlab instead.
-===== Dynare =====
-Dynare is able to handle large class of dynamic economic models, especially good for solving DSGE and OLG models. Dynare is currently available on the cluster as a toolbox. You will need to modify the access path by including the following line to your code:
-<code>
-addpath /usr/local/matlab/toolbox/dynare
-</code>
-For more information on how to use Dynare visit the [[http://www.dynare.org/|Dynare Website]].
-===== Parallel =====
-The cluster also has Matlab Parallel Computing Toolbox.