Installation
The toolbox consists of a set of text files and
is available in two compression forms.
The
files are in Unix format, but most Windows-based editors can cope (in particular,
the Matlab editor can read the files correctly).
- Zip (best for Windows and most Unix users)
The software and help files have been archived
and compressed using zip:
follow the link and save them as text files. Then use unzip
(or winzip or similar under Windows) to extract the files.
It is recommended that they are installed in separate directories.
When unzipped, the files are placed in your current working directory.
- Gzip and tar (for Unix users without zip)
The software and help files have been archived using
tar and compressed using gzip:
follow the link and save them as text files. Then use gunzip
to uncompress the archive and tar xf
to extract the files.
It is recommended that the two files are installed in separate directories.
When uncompressed and extracted from the archive, the files are placed
in your current working directory.
The code directory should also be added to your Matlab search path,
by modifying either the environment variable MATLABPATH
(in Unix)
or the path variable in your startup.m file.
See the Matlab
manuals for more information.
If you are using Matlab 7.0 or later, then the foptions
function has been removed. This was the earlier method for setting up default
options to control optimisation algorithms. Installing the replacement
M-file will ensure that Netlab continues to work correctly.
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