Hello I'm doing an internship in a research laboratory.
Actually I'm using matlab for stochastic simulation. I know that it is probably not the best place to ask a question, but probably the best to have good answer. With matlab my simulation take a lot of time and I am looking for better tool for simulation. That's why I'm here, IT++ seems to be a very good library to do my work. Unfortunatly, I'm a biologist so I have never programmed before. I'm looking for good tutorial, guide and documentation who can let me understand fastly the way to make stochastic models with C++ and IT++ library.
Thanks to take my thread in consideration.
(sorry for the mistakes english is not my native language)
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I think that the best approach would be to rewrite in C++ only the most time consuming routines, You can convert your Matlab routine to C++ using the conversion table (http://itpp.sourceforge.net/current/matlab_itpp.html). An example of a mex file written with IT++ can be found here: http://itpp.sourceforge.net/current/group__mexfiles.html
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Hello I'm doing an internship in a research laboratory.
Actually I'm using matlab for stochastic simulation. I know that it is probably not the best place to ask a question, but probably the best to have good answer. With matlab my simulation take a lot of time and I am looking for better tool for simulation. That's why I'm here, IT++ seems to be a very good library to do my work. Unfortunatly, I'm a biologist so I have never programmed before. I'm looking for good tutorial, guide and documentation who can let me understand fastly the way to make stochastic models with C++ and IT++ library.
Thanks to take my thread in consideration.
(sorry for the mistakes english is not my native language)
I think that the best approach would be to rewrite in C++ only the most time consuming routines, You can convert your Matlab routine to C++ using the conversion table (http://itpp.sourceforge.net/current/matlab_itpp.html). An example of a mex file written with IT++ can be found here: http://itpp.sourceforge.net/current/group__mexfiles.html
Thank's a lot, I will try first with the easier models I wrote, then I'll test with my main model's.