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High-Performance MATLAB with GPU Acceleration
- galeos 11y agoAs this blog post mentions, you can still make use of CUDA in Matlab without the Parallel Computing toolbox. If you're interested in using CUDA via C-MEX in Matlab then I recommend the book 'Accelerating MATLAB with GPU Computing' by Jung W. Suh.
- smeyer 11y agoGaleos, you might be hellbanned? Your previous comments look fine, but your CUDA comment is dead. It could have just been downvoted or flagged to oblivion, but that would be surprising for what seems like a pleasant and useful recommendation.
- GaleosRedux 11y agoThanks for the heads up. How odd. As I was saying: As this blog post mentions, you can still make use of CUDA in Matlab without the Parallel Computing toolbox. If you're interested in using CUDA via C-MEX in Matlab then I recommend the book 'Accelerating MATLAB with GPU Computing' by Jung W. Suh.