Run python commands from matlab using the pyrun function

to run python commands from matlab, you can use the `pyrun` function available in matlab. this function allows you to execute python code directly within your matlab environment. this can be useful when you need to leverage existing python libraries or functionalities in your matlab scripts.

here is a step-by-step tutorial on how to run python commands from matlab using the `pyrun` function:

1. make sure you have both matlab and python installed on your system. ensure that the python version you have installed is compatible with the matlab version you are using.

2. open matlab and navigate to the directory where your python script is located or where you want to run the python commands.

3. use the `pyrun` function in matlab to run python commands or scripts. the basic syntax for `pyrun` is as follows:

4. replace `'python_code_here'` with the python code you want to execute. you can write python code directly as a string within the `pyrun` function.

5. you can also store the output of the python code in a variable in matlab. the output will be returned as a matlab data type.

here is an example code snippet demonstrating how to run a simple python command from matlab using the `pyrun` function:

by following these steps, you can seamlessly integrate python functionality into your matlab scripts using the `pyrun` function.

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