Re: free Matlab access?

[Martin Weiser]

On Thu, 22 Jan 2009, Jaroslav Hajek wrote:

> hello,
>
> during creation of my various contributions to improve Octave's
> performance, I was often interested in how Octave performs compared to
> Matlab. Though I have access to a machine with Matlab at Czech TU,
> unfortunately the disk quota prevents me from compiling Octave on that
> machine. Also, the Matlab version installed, 2007a is not quite the
> most recent (though it's not bad). Technically I'm not a student of
> CTU so negotiating a bigger quota is not that easy.
> So I was just wondering if someone could easily set up a remote
> account for me (or others) with access to Matlab and tools & space to
> compile Octave? I think that such usage would even comply with a
> research license (though it may not be the kind of research mw likes).
>
> regards
Hello,
what about supercomputers, clusters and grids? See http://meta.cesnet.cz 
If you are a member of any Czech university 
(as a student or a staff), it seems to me that you should be able to 
access it. It should be even available to the staff of the Czech Academia 
of Sciences
AFAIK, Matlab is available on those machines.
I hope this helps. 
Best,
martin w.