running python script in matlab
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sai vasavi
am 22 Jun. 2012
Kommentiert: Jerry Olup
am 29 Jul. 2020
Hi, I have one python script and i want to execute that in matlab.I tried with system in matlab. s=system('python trail.py 3') while excuting this command i'm getting a error like below. 'python' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file. Please can anybody help me in fixing this error. Thanks in advance
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Walter Roberson
am 22 Jun. 2012
Either python is not installed in your system or it is not on your MS Windows PATH as known to MATLAB.
Inside MATLAB, command
getenv('PATH')
and see what it shows.
Note: python is not automatically installed as part of MATLAB. perl is, though, installed as part of MATLAB.
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Sameer Khan
am 15 Jul. 2013
Bearbeitet: Sameer Khan
am 15 Jul. 2013
sai vasavi: can you pleasse tell me how to run a mcros file with a .py extension in matlab? i want to get a .rpt file from abaqus simulation automatically for that i prepared a macros file with .py extension. I am new to abaqus and need help. or any other way to get the output values of displacements at a node for all time.?
Jerry Olup
am 29 Jul. 2020
Found that you can get results back from python invoked from matlab by using [s,r] return values for system call where the strings python emits can be captured and parsed. Might be good to use files holding larger amounts of data with names printed for matlab to pick up and read.
A simple test I did was to write a squaring function and pass args:
>> arg1 = "1 2 3 4 5";
>> [s,r] = system(sprintf('python pysqr.py %s', arg1));
>> r
r =
'argument 1: 1
arg: 1 - sqr: 1
argument 2: 2
arg: 2 - sqr: 4
argument 3: 3
arg: 3 - sqr: 9
argument 4: 4
arg: 4 - sqr: 16
argument 5: 5
arg: 5 - sqr: 25
'
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