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No, it is not possible. MATLAB is only available for the Intel x86 architecture while the Raspberry Pi uses an ARM processor.

However you can install Mathematica which has much of the functionality of MATLAB, including alternatives to many of the MATLAB toolboxes, and is available for the RPi for free.

You can also install GNU Octave using apt-get install octave. Octave is a MATLAB clone.

The J language (an APL variant) is also available for the Raspberry Pi and is a viable alternative for the base MATLAB language (though not the toolboxes). R and Python + numpy are great for number crunching too.

No, it is not possible. MATLAB is only available for the Intel x86 architecture while the Raspberry Pi uses an ARM processor.

However you can install Mathematica which has much of the functionality of MATLAB, including alternatives to many of the MATLAB toolboxes.

You can also install GNU Octave using apt-get install octave. Octave is a MATLAB clone.

The J language (an APL variant) is also available for the Raspberry Pi and is a viable alternative for the base MATLAB language (though not the toolboxes).

No, it is not possible. MATLAB is only available for the Intel x86 architecture while the Raspberry Pi uses an ARM processor.

However you can install Mathematica which has much of the functionality of MATLAB, including alternatives to many of the MATLAB toolboxes, and is available for the RPi for free.

You can also install GNU Octave using apt-get install octave. Octave is a MATLAB clone.

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created Jun 8, 2014 at 19:14

Szabolcs

No, it is not possible. MATLAB is only available for the Intel x86 architecture while the Raspberry Pi uses an ARM processor.

However you can install Mathematica which has much of the functionality of MATLAB, including alternatives to many of the MATLAB toolboxes.

You can also install GNU Octave using apt-get install octave. Octave is a MATLAB clone.

The J language (an APL variant) is also available for the Raspberry Pi and is a viable alternative for the base MATLAB language (though not the toolboxes).