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Java to export to Matlab .mat files

 
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Hi folks,

I wrote a simulation engine in Java, which i am happy with, but i would like to export the numerical results to a file readable by Matlab.

There is of course the solution of text files. But i would like to export in a binary .mat file Matlab is using. I was wondering if it existed a way to do it in java, *without making calls to any piece of a Matlab installation*.

I know that there are bridges from Java to Matab and back, but I would like to find a way to export .mat file from a computer that does not have Matlab installed on it.

Does anyone have ever heard of such a thing? Or maybe - doom - someone heard that it was not possible...

Thanks
 
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A quick Google search found this, which looks very promising.
 
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