pymatbridge 0.4.1

Pymatbridge

This package provides a set of python and matlab functions with the goal of providing an easy, seamless way to call Matlab functions within Python (not so much the other way, because why would anyone want to do something like that?).

TODO: more documentation will be here at some point.

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