Matlab 2016 -

Recently, I had to dust off an old license and spin up to support a piece of lab equipment that hasn't seen a driver update since the Obama administration. The experience was a surprisingly pleasant trip down memory lane.

If you have been in the engineering or academic world for the last decade, you have likely bumped into a .fig file or a .m script that just refuses to run on the latest version of MATLAB. matlab 2016

Before 2016b, if you wanted to subtract a column vector [1;2;3] from a matrix, you had to use bsxfun() (Binary Singleton Expansion). It was functional but clunky. In 2016b, MathWorks finally made it native. Recently, I had to dust off an old

Here is a look at why MATLAB 2016 (specifically the "b" release) still matters today, what it got right, and where it shows its age. Let’s start with the big one. If you use MATLAB 2016b, you are using the version that introduced Implicit Expansion . Before 2016b, if you wanted to subtract a