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Topic review - singular and matlab
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ren
  Post subject:  Re: singular and matlab  Reply with quote
Not sure what your definition of seamless is, but it should be possible in Matlab to write a function which

1) Writes a Singular file with:
- whatever you want to do
- save the result in a file
- $ at the very end

2) Run Singular on the file via "Singular < someFile.sing"

3) Read in that file in Matlab
Post Posted: Fri Feb 10, 2017 4:51 pm
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  Post subject:  Re: singular and matlab  Reply with quote
I found a post in the forum which kind of answers my questions but without specifics.

In Matlab, I would like to use Singular's superior solver of multi-polynomial equations. I have a large Matlab program which needs this solver (since Matlab fails to find solutions when Singular does).
Post Posted: Thu Feb 09, 2017 8:33 pm
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  Post subject:  singular and matlab  Reply with quote
Are there seamless ways to interface between Matlab and Singular?
Post Posted: Thu Feb 09, 2017 8:02 pm


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