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mksqlite
A MATLAB(R) Mex-DLL to SQLite Databases
Did you ever want to store your MATLAB(R) data in a SQL database? Nothing large, simply a few array or strutures in a few tables. Maybe a few indicies and everything manageable with SQL commands? Then msqlite will be the right choice for you! mksqlite connects the power of MATLAB(R) with the efficiency of the SQLite database engine. (See also https://github.com/AndreasMartin72/mksqlite) -
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NBT is an open source Matlab toolbox for the computation and integration of neurophysiological biomarkers. NBT allows for easy implementation of new biomarkers, and incorporates an online wiki with extensive help and tutorials.
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primeHandle is a set of data management tools in support of the PrIMe Initiative (http://primekinetics.org). primeHandle includes graphical user interfaces for searching through data collections, editing and submitting data to the PrIMe Data Depository.
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mYm is a Matlab interface to MySQL server. It is based on the original 'MySQL and Matlab' by Robert Almgren and adds the support for BLOBs. That is, it can insert matlab objects (e.g. array, structure, cell) into BLOB fields.
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