Matlab 2017b (MATLAB 9.3, R2017b) introduced on 21 Sep 2017 with new features in MATLAB and Simulink, six new products, and updates and bug fixes to 86 other products. The release also adds new important deep learning capabilities that simplify how engineers, researchers, and other domain experts design, train, and deploy models.
What's new in Matlab 2017b
Desktop
- Live Editor: Write MATLAB commands with automated, contextual hints for arguments, property values, and alternative syntaxes
- Live Editor: Export live scripts to LaTeX format
- Live Editor: Display high-resolution plots in PDF output
- Live Editor: Horizontally align text, equations, and images
- Live Editor: Automatically match delimiters and wrap comments while editing code
- Live Editor: View and scroll through table data, including variable and row names
- Live Editor: Check code for errors and warnings using the message bar and message indicator
- Documentation: Use the Live Editor in a web browser to open, edit, and run MATLAB online documentation examples
- MATLAB Drive: Store, access, and manage your files from anywhere
- Add-On Manager: Customize your MATLAB environment by enabling and disabling add-ons
- Add-On Manager: Find installed add-ons faster using sort and search
- Toolbox Packaging: Create a Getting Started Guide for your toolbox from a Live Script template
- Toolbox Packaging: Share your toolbox on File Exchange directly when you package it
- Command Window: View updated display for cell arrays
Language and Programming
- Code Compatibility Report: Generate a report that helps the updating of code to a newer MATLAB release
- isStringScalar Function: Determine whether input is a string array with one element
- convertStringsToChars and convertCharsToStrings Functions: Enable your code to accept all text types as inputs without otherwise altering your code
- arrayfun, cellfun, and structfun Functions: Return object arrays as output arguments
- Scripts: Run sections in scripts containing local functions
- isfile and isfolder Functions: Determine if input is a file or a folder
- Functionality being removed or changed
Mathematics
- decomposition Object: Solve linear systems repeatedly with improved performance
- lsqminnorm Function: Find minimum-norm solution of underdetermined linear system
- dissect Function: Reorder sparse matrix columns using nested dissection ordering
- vecnorm Function: Compute vector-wise norms of arrays
- polyshape Object: Create, analyze, and visualize 2-D polygons
- eigs Function: Improved algorithm and new options
- svds Function: Set options with name-value pairs
- Interpolation Functions: Method for modified Akima cubic Hermite interpolation
- convn Function: Compute convolutions on multidimensional arrays with improved performancesubgraph and highlight Functions: Specify graph nodes with logical vector
- Functionality being removed or changed
Graphics
- geobubble Function: Create an interactive map with bubbles whose size and color vary with data values
- wordcloud Function: Display words at different sizes based on frequency or custom size data
- binscatter Function: Visualize data density with dynamic bin size adjustment
- Tall Array Support: Visualize out-of-memory data using plot, scatter, and binscatter
- heatmap Function: Sort rows and columns and use custom labels in a heatmap
- bar Function: Control individual bar colors
- Chart Colors: Create bar and area charts with new default colors
- Axes Object: Specify the target axes for more functions
- Functionality being removed or changed
Data Import and Export
- Custom Datastore: Build a customized datastore
- datastore Function: Work with data stored in Windows Azure Blob Storage
- datastore Function: Access Hadoop HDFS data more easily
- FileDatastore Object: Create uniform output from datastore
- HDF5 Functions: Create datasets, groups, attributes, links, and named datatypes using non-ASCII characters
- Web services: Skip server name verification in certificates
- jsonencode Function: Encode NaN and Inf as null
- Functionality being removed or changed
Data Analysis
- ischange Function: Detect abrupt changes in data
- islocalmin and islocalmax Functions: Detect local minima and maxima in data
- rescale Function: Scale data to a specified range
- tall Arrays: Operate on tall arrays with more functions, including fillmissing, filter, median, polyfit, and synchronize
- tall Array Indexing: Use subscripted assignment with tall arrays
- tallrng Function: Control random number generator used by tall arrays
- timetable Data Container: Specify whether each variable in a timetable contains continuous or discrete data using the VariableContinuity property
- mink and maxk Functions: Find the k smallest or largest elements in an array
- topkrows Function: Find the k top rows in sorted order for numeric arrays, tables, and timetables
App Building
- App Designer: Create apps with a wide variety of 2-D and 3-D plots
- App Designer: Add menus to an app from the Component Library
- App Designer: Specify input arguments when running an app
- App Designer: Add a summary, description, and screenshot for app packaging and compiling
- App Designer: Improved component Properties pane in Code View
- App Designer: Edit tick labels for gauges, knobs, and sliders directly in the canvas
- uitree and uitreenode Functions: Create trees and tree nodes in apps
- uiconfirm Function: Create modal in-app confirmation dialog boxes
- Toolbox Packaging: Add App Designer apps to the Apps Gallery upon toolbox installation
- MATLAB Online: Run App Designer apps in MATLAB Online
Performance
- App Designer: Load apps faster
- Execution Engine: Improved performance for vectorized math on CPUs with AVX2
- Live Editor: Run live scripts with loops faster
Hardware Support
- Arduino: Wirelessly connect to Arduino boards using low-cost Bluetooth adaptors
- Arduino Setup UI: Set up a connection to your Arduino board over USB, Bluetooth, or WiFi
- Arduino Plug-In Detection: Discover available Arduino support and examples when plugging a compatible Arduino board
Advanced Software Development
- MATLAB Engine API for C++: Run MATLAB code from C++ programs with object-oriented programming support and asynchronous execution
- MATLAB Engine API for C++: Pass data between C++ programs and MATLAB using MATLAB Data Array
- Java SE 8: MATLAB support, providing improved security and access to new Java features
- MinGW 5.3: MATLAB support
- Microsoft Visual Studio 2017: MATLAB support for Microsoft Visual Studio 2017 Community, Professional, and Enterprise editions
- Compiler support changed for building MEX files and standalone MATLAB engine and MAT-file applications
- Python Version 3.6: MATLAB support
- Perl 5.24.1: MATLAB support
- MATLAB Handle class method: Add a listener for an event without binding the listener to the source object
- Unit Testing Framework: Provide code coverage reports in the Cobertura format for improved continuous integration workflows
- Unit Testing Framework: Generate HTML report of a test run
- Unit Testing Framework: Write tests as live scripts
- Unit Testing Framework: Specify additional diagnostics to evaluate upon failures using the onFailure method
- Performance Testing Framework: Define multiple measurement boundaries in test methods
- Mocking Framework: Construct mocks for classes that have Abstract methods with other attributes
- Source Control Integration: Show differences from parent files and save copies in Git Branches
- Functionality being removed or changed
System Requirements - Release 2017b
Windows
Note:
- Windows 8 is not supported as of R2017b.
- Support for Windows Server 2008 R2 will be discontinued as of R2018a.
64-Bit MATLAB, Simulink and Polyspace Product Families | ||||
Operating Systems | Processors | Disk Space | RAM | Graphics |
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Windows 10 Windows 8.1 Windows 8 Windows 7 Service Pack 1 Windows Server 2016 Windows Server 2012 R2 Windows Server 2012 Windows Server 2008 R2 Service Pack 1 | Any Intel or AMD x86-64 processor AVX2 instruction set support is recommended With Polyspace, 4 cores is recommended | 2 GB for MATLAB only, 4–6 GB for a typical installation | 2 GB With Simulink, 4 GB is required With Polyspace, 4 GB per core is recommended | No specific graphics card is required. Hardware accelerated graphics card supporting OpenGL 3.3 with 1GB GPU memory is recommended. |
Linux
Note:
- Ubuntu 17.04 is supported as of R2017b.
- Debian 9 is supported as of R2017b.
64-Bit MATLAB, Simulink and Polyspace Product Families | ||||
Operating Systems | Processors | Disk Space | RAM | Graphics |
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Qualified distributions*: Ubuntu 14.04 LTS, 16.04 LTS, and 17.04 Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6 and 7** SUSE Linux Enterprise Desktop 12*** Debian 8.x, 9.x | Any Intel or AMD x86-64 processor AVX2 instruction set support is recommended With Polyspace, 4 cores is recommended | 2.2 GB for MATLAB only, 4–6 GB for a typical installation | 2 GB With Simulink, 4 GB is required With Polyspace, 4 GB per core is recommended | No specific graphics card is required. Hardware accelerated graphics card supporting OpenGL 3.3 with 1GB GPU memory is recommended. Use of vendorsupplied proprietary drivers is strongly recommended. |
* The listed distributions are those Linux distributions that MathWorks products have been validated against. It is likely that other distributions with kernel version 2.6 or later and glibc version 2.12 or later can successfully run MathWorks products, but MathWorks will be in a limited position to provide technical support for those distributions.
** MathWorks follows Red Hat’s support policy for minor versions of RHEL. As of MATLAB R2017b, Red Hat does not support RHEL versions 6.7 and older. Refer to the Red Hat web site for additional information.
*** MathWorks follows SUSE’s support policy for minor versions of Enterprise Desktop. As of MATLAB R2017b, SUSE supports SLED 12 SP2 and later. Refer to the SUSE web site for additional information.
Mac
Note:
- macOS High Sierra (10.13) is supported as of R2017b.
- macOS Yosemite (10.10) is not supported as of R2017b.
64-Bit MATLAB, Simulink and Polyspace Product Families | ||||
Operating Systems | Processors | Disk Space | RAM | Graphics |
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macOS Sierra (10.12) macOS El Capitan (10.11) macOS Yosemite (10.13) | Any Intel or AMD x86-64 processor AVX2 instruction set support is recommended With Polyspace, 4 cores is recommended | 2.5 GB for MATLAB only, 4–6 GB for a typical installation | 2 GB With Simulink, 4 GB is required With Polyspace, 4 GB per core is recommended | No specific graphics card is required. Hardware accelerated graphics card supporting OpenGL 3.3 with 1GB GPU memory is recommended. |
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