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Matlab * .p file runs from R

Using R.Matlab or another tool, is there a way to run the pre-processed psuedocode Matlab file (* .p) from R. All the input data files to which this * .p preliminary analysis is performed are asci (. Csv) located in the directory from which R. will be launched. There is also a fixed-name parameter file (text file) that is read or requested.

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It's impossible. MATLAB *.p files are encoded / encrypted files that can only be executed in MATLAB. It is also not possible to convert them to a regular MATLAB file ( *.m ). You don’t know where you got the name: "pre-parsed psuedocode file" from, a *.p file is formally called a "protected function file".

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You may have some options if you have access to Matlab.

  • If you have Matlab on your computer, you can use the COM interface to run the p file in Matlab, and then get the results.
  • If you have accessed the remote computer. It seems with codegen you can create c-code from a p file. Suppose you can even create a library using mbuild. they should work flawlessly.
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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/1395862/

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