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OverviewThe BRAHMS Matlab Invocation Bindings (995) work, to a large extent, under Octave. Octave is a free alternative to Matlab, which you may prefer. Some of the GUI features are lacking, but there are mechanisms to do everything you can do under Matlab. Use the Matlab documentation, but note that the BRAHMS Manager is absent (use Notes
Install BRAHMS in OctaveYou need to add the folder below to your Octave path. You can use the
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TipI use this snippet in my Octave Console
path = getenv('SYSTEMML_INSTALL_PATH');
addpath([path '/BRAHMS/bindings/invocation/995']);
TestOpen Octave and enter Octave Console
BRAHMS Version ...
Copyright (C) 2007-2011 Ben Mitchinson
BRAHMS comes with ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY. This is free software,
and you are welcome to redistribute it under certain conditions.
For details, type "brahms --license", and/or visit us at
http://brahms.sourceforge.net
Usage: brahms <exefile> [<option> ...]
brahms <operation> [<option> ...]
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Try Octave Console
SystemML Toolbox Version ... is installed
If that does not work...
Set WorkingDirectoryUse Octave Console
brahms_utils SetExecutionParameter user WorkingDirectory ...
TestYou can now run the full test suite, Octave Console
>> brahms_test all
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brahms_test "source"
1 result fields validated OK
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