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Integrating with existing MATLAB tools would be a real bonus.
The simplest cross-platform method for integration would probably be using pymatlab-bridge but other method's are available.
Passing data into MATLAB and running a script/function (probably definable within the tool) might be the easy part. Implementing a useable interface for pulling apart Pathomx dataset objects and reassembling the results might be a bit more tricky! However, once an interface for this is worked out it can form the basis of other linkages (e.g. [R]).
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A base of this (and R support) has now been implemented. However, both the MATLAB and R interfaces are single-thread and blocking, so a centralised locking mechanism for this needs to be implemented. This in turn will require tools to have the ability to "wait" for a resource to become available to them before running. So making this work requires a bit of work on the threading/calculation back-end.
Locking mechanism implemented so that multiple MATLAB tools play nicely together. Includes support for auto-restart of dead MATLAB interface. The Python to MATLAB interface (mlabwrap) needs a patch to support Student versions of MATLAB then the new version is ready for release.
Integrating with existing MATLAB tools would be a real bonus.
The simplest cross-platform method for integration would probably be using
pymatlab-bridge
but other method's are available.Passing data into MATLAB and running a script/function (probably definable within the tool) might be the easy part. Implementing a useable interface for pulling apart Pathomx dataset objects and reassembling the results might be a bit more tricky! However, once an interface for this is worked out it can form the basis of other linkages (e.g. [R]).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: