Automatically Run a Matlab Script
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Robert Henson
on 16 Nov 2017
Commented: Robert Henson
on 16 Nov 2017
I have a script that I want to run automatically (say, each hour). How do I set this up so that it runs in an unattended manner?
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Image Analyst
on 16 Nov 2017
Use a timer:
timer class
Create object to schedule execution of MATLAB commandsexpand all in page Description Use a timer object to schedule the execution of MATLAB® commands one or multiple times. If you schedule the timer to execute multiple times, you can define the time between executions and how to handle queuing conflicts.
The timer object uses callback functions to execute commands. Callback functions execute code during some event. For the timer object, you can specify the callback function as a function handle or as a character vector. If the callback function is a character vector, MATLAB evaluates it as executable code. The timer object supports callback functions when a timer starts (StartFcn), executes (TimerFcn), stops (StopFcn), or encounters an error (ErrorFcn).
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