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solving a system of linear equations where A is a 40*40 sparse matrix
Hi there,
I am solving a system of linear equations A*x=b , where A is a 40*40 sparse matrix. Should I use inv or to reach a more precise answer x?Hi there,
I am solving a system of linear equations A*x=b , where A is a 40*40 sparse matrix. Should I use inv or to reach a more precise answer x? Hi there,
I am solving a system of linear equations A*x=b , where A is a 40*40 sparse matrix. Should I use inv or to reach a more precise answer x? sparse matrix, a system of linear equations MATLAB Answers — New Questions
How to share the same Referenced Configs on Multi-rate systems
I am working on a project with different Software Components in Simulink. The Components are intended to share the same Configuration. However the Sampling time can differ. For this purpose, the Sampling time is defined as a variable "Ts". Every Software component has, on its own data dictionary, a variable "Ts" .
However, when I try to place both Software components (as referenced subsystems) on a model (for Model in Loop simulation), I get the following error:
Symbol ‘Ts’ has multiple inconsistent definitions:
Caused by:
value=0.2 in Model1.sldd (Update others to match)
value=0.025 in Model2.sldd (Update others to match)
Component:Simulink | Category:Model error
Is it possible to still use the same referenced configuration for all the models, in a way that simulations with two or more Software Components with different data rates still work?I am working on a project with different Software Components in Simulink. The Components are intended to share the same Configuration. However the Sampling time can differ. For this purpose, the Sampling time is defined as a variable "Ts". Every Software component has, on its own data dictionary, a variable "Ts" .
However, when I try to place both Software components (as referenced subsystems) on a model (for Model in Loop simulation), I get the following error:
Symbol ‘Ts’ has multiple inconsistent definitions:
Caused by:
value=0.2 in Model1.sldd (Update others to match)
value=0.025 in Model2.sldd (Update others to match)
Component:Simulink | Category:Model error
Is it possible to still use the same referenced configuration for all the models, in a way that simulations with two or more Software Components with different data rates still work? I am working on a project with different Software Components in Simulink. The Components are intended to share the same Configuration. However the Sampling time can differ. For this purpose, the Sampling time is defined as a variable "Ts". Every Software component has, on its own data dictionary, a variable "Ts" .
However, when I try to place both Software components (as referenced subsystems) on a model (for Model in Loop simulation), I get the following error:
Symbol ‘Ts’ has multiple inconsistent definitions:
Caused by:
value=0.2 in Model1.sldd (Update others to match)
value=0.025 in Model2.sldd (Update others to match)
Component:Simulink | Category:Model error
Is it possible to still use the same referenced configuration for all the models, in a way that simulations with two or more Software Components with different data rates still work? simulink MATLAB Answers — New Questions
File Exchange entries not updating after new versions in GitHub
I am an administrator on two GitHub repos that have File Exchange entries:
https://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/fileexchange/134991-deepinterpolation-matlab
https://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/fileexchange/90900-brain-observatory-toolbox
Right now neither file exchange entry has updated (after 3 days) in response to a new version marked as "latest release" on the corresponding GitHub repos. Typically, they have in the past.
Any clues?I am an administrator on two GitHub repos that have File Exchange entries:
https://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/fileexchange/134991-deepinterpolation-matlab
https://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/fileexchange/90900-brain-observatory-toolbox
Right now neither file exchange entry has updated (after 3 days) in response to a new version marked as "latest release" on the corresponding GitHub repos. Typically, they have in the past.
Any clues? I am an administrator on two GitHub repos that have File Exchange entries:
https://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/fileexchange/134991-deepinterpolation-matlab
https://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/fileexchange/90900-brain-observatory-toolbox
Right now neither file exchange entry has updated (after 3 days) in response to a new version marked as "latest release" on the corresponding GitHub repos. Typically, they have in the past.
Any clues? file exchange, github MATLAB Answers — New Questions
The Channel Agent Brings AI Interactions to Teams Channels
Find Out What’s Happening Inside Teams Channels
In September 2025, Microsoft announced the channel agent for Teams, describing the agent as “a dedicated agent created within a Teams channel that leverages channel conversations,Planner boards, and meeting content to act as an expert assistant.” In other words, just like Teams has the Facilitator agent to help chat participants understand what’s happening by noting important points and actions, the channel agent can analyze and report on the discussions in a channel.
Both agents are analogous to how Copilot processes the transcript generated during Teams meetings to create meeting notes and action items. AI processing usually does well when presented with a limited set of information to reason over, and that’s what happens here. The channel agent reasons over the channel contents to answer questions posed by channel members and report what it finds.
Given that some Teams channels have been around since late 2016, there’s likely to be more information for the agent to process than in a typical chat or meeting. However, I haven’t seen any problems with older or heavily trafficked channels.
According to message center notification MC1184429 (10 November 2025), roll out for the channel agent should be complete in all targeted tenants. MC1184429 also contains details of recent enhancements for the channel agent.
Adding the Channel Agent
As you might expect, Microsoft 365 Copilot licenses are required to use the channel agent. In addition, the tenant must permit access to the Channel agent app (Figure 1). If you don’t want to use the channel agent, the simplest way to stop people adding the agent is to edit the app availability to restrict it to no one or a restricted group.
If permitted, users can add the channel agent to a channel in the same way as adding any other app (Figure 2).
Any channel member with a Microsoft 365 Copilot license can add the channel agent to a channel. The agent must be explicitly added to older channels, but once the agent is deployed into a channel, Teams automatically installs the channel agent into newly created channels. I’m unsure whether this is intended behavior because it’s not the case that every channel needs an agent or that tenants would want to have the channel agent installed automatically for all new channels. Fortunately, it’s easy to remove the agent from a channel where you don’t want it to be active.
Using the Channel Agent
Once the channel agent is added to a channel it joins the channel roster. The agent can be addressed using the format: @channel name agent. For instance, the agent’s address for a channel named “Office 365 News” is: @Office 365 News agent. Only channel members with Microsoft 365 Copilot licenses can interact with the agent, but the agent responses are visible to any channel member.
Figure 3 shows an example where a channel member asks the channel agent to generate a status report in a Loop component. After reasoning over the channel contents, the agent summarizes what it finds and generates a component that can be posted.
See the agent support documentation for more information about how the agent works and what it can generate.
One odd thing: the name of the agent shows up as “Project-Agent-Prod” in the Teams mobile client. This is probably an internal name that the mobile client hasn’t translated to be something like “Office 365 News Agent.” No doubt Microsoft will make the necessary change.
Unlicensed Accounts
Channel members without a Microsoft 365 Copilot license can see the results of licensed users’ interactions with the agent but are informed that “You don’t have the right license to interact with this agent in the chat.” It might seem odd that everyone can see that the agent declined to interact with someone because they didn’t have the right license (Figure 4), but that’s because channel members share all conversations. Private conversations are in chat.
No Guests Please
Guest members have been in teams since the earliest days of Teams. The current biggest downside of the channel agent is that it does not work if guest members are present in channel membership. I hope this is a restriction that Microsoft will lift soon because the block removes a great deal of value from the channel agent for any organization that supports guest members in its teams (or external members of shared channels).
Figure 5 shows how the agent politely but disappointingly declines to interact once it detects the presence of external people. In this case, it’s a shared channel and the same failure to respond is seen in channels where guests are part of the team membership.
Good Idea with Big Limitation
The channel agent is a good idea but the limitation of only working when channel members all have tenant accounts is a real deal breaker. The tenants that are more likely to invest in Microsoft 365 Copilot licenses are the ones that usually have guest accounts or use shared channels, and blocking all interactions when external users are present is just silly. The root cause might be some form of permissions issue, but whatever it is, Microsoft needs to solve the problem to make the channel agent more useful and interesting.
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How can I calculate the Variance Inflation Factor (VIF) for a linear regression model
I have a long set of linear models developed from a space-filling DOE I ran. Many of the parameters in the DOE are correlated to different degrees and I’m interested in calculating the VIF of each parameter, and recalculating the model if the VIF for some parameters is high. I saw this code in another answer https://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/answers/1964984-tolerance-value-and-variance-inflation-factor-in-stepwiselm
% Define the predictors and response variable
X = [x1, x2, x3, x4, x5];
Y = y;
% Define the options for stepwise regression
options = statset(‘Display’,’iter’, ‘TolFun’, 0.01, ‘TolTypeFun’, ‘rel’, ‘PEnter’, 0.05, ‘PRemove’, 0.1);
% Run the stepwise regression with predefined multicollinearity threshold settings
mdl = stepwiselm(X, Y, ‘Criterion’, ‘bic’, ‘Upper’, ‘linear’, ‘Lower’, ‘constant’, ‘PEnter’, 0.05, ‘PRemove’, 0.1, ‘Verbose’, 1, ‘Options’, options);
% Check the multicollinearity
[vif, tolerance] = vif(mdl);
% Check for variable inclusion
included_vars = mdl.predictorNames(mdl.Coefficients.Estimate ~= 0);
However, I ran into a couple problems when trying to execute this snippet.
1) statset doesn’t take ‘PEnter’ or ‘PRemove’ as arguments. Removing those two arguments allowed that line to run.
2) stepwiselm doesn’t seem to take ‘Options’ as a valid argument
3) I can’t seem to find a function called vif that takes a linear model object as an argument
I have the curve fitting, data acquisition, deep learning, and statistics toolboxes installed. If there is another toolbox with applicable functions I can install that as well.I have a long set of linear models developed from a space-filling DOE I ran. Many of the parameters in the DOE are correlated to different degrees and I’m interested in calculating the VIF of each parameter, and recalculating the model if the VIF for some parameters is high. I saw this code in another answer https://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/answers/1964984-tolerance-value-and-variance-inflation-factor-in-stepwiselm
% Define the predictors and response variable
X = [x1, x2, x3, x4, x5];
Y = y;
% Define the options for stepwise regression
options = statset(‘Display’,’iter’, ‘TolFun’, 0.01, ‘TolTypeFun’, ‘rel’, ‘PEnter’, 0.05, ‘PRemove’, 0.1);
% Run the stepwise regression with predefined multicollinearity threshold settings
mdl = stepwiselm(X, Y, ‘Criterion’, ‘bic’, ‘Upper’, ‘linear’, ‘Lower’, ‘constant’, ‘PEnter’, 0.05, ‘PRemove’, 0.1, ‘Verbose’, 1, ‘Options’, options);
% Check the multicollinearity
[vif, tolerance] = vif(mdl);
% Check for variable inclusion
included_vars = mdl.predictorNames(mdl.Coefficients.Estimate ~= 0);
However, I ran into a couple problems when trying to execute this snippet.
1) statset doesn’t take ‘PEnter’ or ‘PRemove’ as arguments. Removing those two arguments allowed that line to run.
2) stepwiselm doesn’t seem to take ‘Options’ as a valid argument
3) I can’t seem to find a function called vif that takes a linear model object as an argument
I have the curve fitting, data acquisition, deep learning, and statistics toolboxes installed. If there is another toolbox with applicable functions I can install that as well. I have a long set of linear models developed from a space-filling DOE I ran. Many of the parameters in the DOE are correlated to different degrees and I’m interested in calculating the VIF of each parameter, and recalculating the model if the VIF for some parameters is high. I saw this code in another answer https://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/answers/1964984-tolerance-value-and-variance-inflation-factor-in-stepwiselm
% Define the predictors and response variable
X = [x1, x2, x3, x4, x5];
Y = y;
% Define the options for stepwise regression
options = statset(‘Display’,’iter’, ‘TolFun’, 0.01, ‘TolTypeFun’, ‘rel’, ‘PEnter’, 0.05, ‘PRemove’, 0.1);
% Run the stepwise regression with predefined multicollinearity threshold settings
mdl = stepwiselm(X, Y, ‘Criterion’, ‘bic’, ‘Upper’, ‘linear’, ‘Lower’, ‘constant’, ‘PEnter’, 0.05, ‘PRemove’, 0.1, ‘Verbose’, 1, ‘Options’, options);
% Check the multicollinearity
[vif, tolerance] = vif(mdl);
% Check for variable inclusion
included_vars = mdl.predictorNames(mdl.Coefficients.Estimate ~= 0);
However, I ran into a couple problems when trying to execute this snippet.
1) statset doesn’t take ‘PEnter’ or ‘PRemove’ as arguments. Removing those two arguments allowed that line to run.
2) stepwiselm doesn’t seem to take ‘Options’ as a valid argument
3) I can’t seem to find a function called vif that takes a linear model object as an argument
I have the curve fitting, data acquisition, deep learning, and statistics toolboxes installed. If there is another toolbox with applicable functions I can install that as well. regression, curve fitting MATLAB Answers — New Questions
unexpected axes orientation in volshow()
Matlab documentation recommends using volshow() to display nifti-format images. volshow() does NOT map the indices i,j,k to the x,y,z axes, contrary to the nifti format specification. Have others noticed this? Do you see it as a problem? Could this cause medical scans to display in mirror image from what they should be?
The nifti format specification (nifti1.h, here) says that the indices i,j,k in V(i,j,k) map to x,y,z respectively, by default. (This is called Method 1 in lines 1038-1040 of nifti1.h.) Since I have not specified otherwise, I expect the default method to be used. Furthermore, if I do specify a mapping, using the an affine transform with the identity matrix, i,j,k should map to x,y,z respectively, but they do not. This method is called Method 3 in lines 1101-1103 of the nifti1.h specification. In case you’re wondering, the nifti1.h file also explains at lines 1008-1011 that the first, second,third array indices (i,j,k) should change fastest, medium, slowest respectively, as the array is stored in memory. And that is how Matlab array indices work.
Whether I use Method 1 or 3, index i maps to y and index j maps to x, contrary to expectation.
The code below demonstrates this by making and plotting a 3D scan. The volume V is 99x99x99. It has three lines from the center leading out to the centers of the imax face, the jmax face, and the kmax face. At the max end of each line, there are different size squares, to allow us to tell which is which. The imax face has a small square, the jmax face has a large square, and the kmax face has a medium square. I expect these to be at the +x, +y, and +z axes, respectively, but the large and small are reversed (x-y) from what I expect. This is not just a rotation of the data, it is a reflection, since data expected at +x and +y are flipped. See below.
Other things I’ve tried:
Write the volume to a nifti file, then read it in, then display it. Same result.
Define tform=affinetform3d(eye(4)); and use it: volshow(V,Transformation=tform);. Same result.
I realize that I can use an affine transformation (reflection) S=[0,1,0,0; 1,0,0,0; 0,0,1,0; 0,0,0,1] to make this look like I expected. But I think I shouldn’t have to, or it should be documented.
Since volshow() does not display in Matlab Answers, I have attached a screenshot of the displayed volume that results from the code below.
imax=99; jmax=99; kmax=99; % volume dimensions
V=zeros(imax,jmax,kmax); % allocate array
% draw line from cube center to center of imax face
V(50:imax,50,50)=ones(50,1,1);
% draw line from cube center to center of jmax face
V(50,50:jmax,50)=ones(1,50,1);
% draw line from cube center to center of kmax face
V(50,50,50:kmax)=ones(1,1,50);
% small (9×9) square at center of imax face (imax,jmid,kmid)
V(imax,46:54,46:54)=ones(1,9,9);
% large (21×21) square at center of jmax face (imid, jmax, kmid)
V(40:60,jmax,40:60)=ones(21,1,21);
% medium (15×15) square at center of kmax face (imid, jmid, kmax)
V(43:57,43:57,kmax)=ones(15,15,1);
% Display simulated scan
volshow(V);Matlab documentation recommends using volshow() to display nifti-format images. volshow() does NOT map the indices i,j,k to the x,y,z axes, contrary to the nifti format specification. Have others noticed this? Do you see it as a problem? Could this cause medical scans to display in mirror image from what they should be?
The nifti format specification (nifti1.h, here) says that the indices i,j,k in V(i,j,k) map to x,y,z respectively, by default. (This is called Method 1 in lines 1038-1040 of nifti1.h.) Since I have not specified otherwise, I expect the default method to be used. Furthermore, if I do specify a mapping, using the an affine transform with the identity matrix, i,j,k should map to x,y,z respectively, but they do not. This method is called Method 3 in lines 1101-1103 of the nifti1.h specification. In case you’re wondering, the nifti1.h file also explains at lines 1008-1011 that the first, second,third array indices (i,j,k) should change fastest, medium, slowest respectively, as the array is stored in memory. And that is how Matlab array indices work.
Whether I use Method 1 or 3, index i maps to y and index j maps to x, contrary to expectation.
The code below demonstrates this by making and plotting a 3D scan. The volume V is 99x99x99. It has three lines from the center leading out to the centers of the imax face, the jmax face, and the kmax face. At the max end of each line, there are different size squares, to allow us to tell which is which. The imax face has a small square, the jmax face has a large square, and the kmax face has a medium square. I expect these to be at the +x, +y, and +z axes, respectively, but the large and small are reversed (x-y) from what I expect. This is not just a rotation of the data, it is a reflection, since data expected at +x and +y are flipped. See below.
Other things I’ve tried:
Write the volume to a nifti file, then read it in, then display it. Same result.
Define tform=affinetform3d(eye(4)); and use it: volshow(V,Transformation=tform);. Same result.
I realize that I can use an affine transformation (reflection) S=[0,1,0,0; 1,0,0,0; 0,0,1,0; 0,0,0,1] to make this look like I expected. But I think I shouldn’t have to, or it should be documented.
Since volshow() does not display in Matlab Answers, I have attached a screenshot of the displayed volume that results from the code below.
imax=99; jmax=99; kmax=99; % volume dimensions
V=zeros(imax,jmax,kmax); % allocate array
% draw line from cube center to center of imax face
V(50:imax,50,50)=ones(50,1,1);
% draw line from cube center to center of jmax face
V(50,50:jmax,50)=ones(1,50,1);
% draw line from cube center to center of kmax face
V(50,50,50:kmax)=ones(1,1,50);
% small (9×9) square at center of imax face (imax,jmid,kmid)
V(imax,46:54,46:54)=ones(1,9,9);
% large (21×21) square at center of jmax face (imid, jmax, kmid)
V(40:60,jmax,40:60)=ones(21,1,21);
% medium (15×15) square at center of kmax face (imid, jmid, kmax)
V(43:57,43:57,kmax)=ones(15,15,1);
% Display simulated scan
volshow(V); Matlab documentation recommends using volshow() to display nifti-format images. volshow() does NOT map the indices i,j,k to the x,y,z axes, contrary to the nifti format specification. Have others noticed this? Do you see it as a problem? Could this cause medical scans to display in mirror image from what they should be?
The nifti format specification (nifti1.h, here) says that the indices i,j,k in V(i,j,k) map to x,y,z respectively, by default. (This is called Method 1 in lines 1038-1040 of nifti1.h.) Since I have not specified otherwise, I expect the default method to be used. Furthermore, if I do specify a mapping, using the an affine transform with the identity matrix, i,j,k should map to x,y,z respectively, but they do not. This method is called Method 3 in lines 1101-1103 of the nifti1.h specification. In case you’re wondering, the nifti1.h file also explains at lines 1008-1011 that the first, second,third array indices (i,j,k) should change fastest, medium, slowest respectively, as the array is stored in memory. And that is how Matlab array indices work.
Whether I use Method 1 or 3, index i maps to y and index j maps to x, contrary to expectation.
The code below demonstrates this by making and plotting a 3D scan. The volume V is 99x99x99. It has three lines from the center leading out to the centers of the imax face, the jmax face, and the kmax face. At the max end of each line, there are different size squares, to allow us to tell which is which. The imax face has a small square, the jmax face has a large square, and the kmax face has a medium square. I expect these to be at the +x, +y, and +z axes, respectively, but the large and small are reversed (x-y) from what I expect. This is not just a rotation of the data, it is a reflection, since data expected at +x and +y are flipped. See below.
Other things I’ve tried:
Write the volume to a nifti file, then read it in, then display it. Same result.
Define tform=affinetform3d(eye(4)); and use it: volshow(V,Transformation=tform);. Same result.
I realize that I can use an affine transformation (reflection) S=[0,1,0,0; 1,0,0,0; 0,0,1,0; 0,0,0,1] to make this look like I expected. But I think I shouldn’t have to, or it should be documented.
Since volshow() does not display in Matlab Answers, I have attached a screenshot of the displayed volume that results from the code below.
imax=99; jmax=99; kmax=99; % volume dimensions
V=zeros(imax,jmax,kmax); % allocate array
% draw line from cube center to center of imax face
V(50:imax,50,50)=ones(50,1,1);
% draw line from cube center to center of jmax face
V(50,50:jmax,50)=ones(1,50,1);
% draw line from cube center to center of kmax face
V(50,50,50:kmax)=ones(1,1,50);
% small (9×9) square at center of imax face (imax,jmid,kmid)
V(imax,46:54,46:54)=ones(1,9,9);
% large (21×21) square at center of jmax face (imid, jmax, kmid)
V(40:60,jmax,40:60)=ones(21,1,21);
% medium (15×15) square at center of kmax face (imid, jmid, kmax)
V(43:57,43:57,kmax)=ones(15,15,1);
% Display simulated scan
volshow(V); nifti, volshow, medical image MATLAB Answers — New Questions
PID Controller output the results of integral gain
Can the Discrete PID Controller module output the results of integral gain in real-time?Can the Discrete PID Controller module output the results of integral gain in real-time? Can the Discrete PID Controller module output the results of integral gain in real-time? simulink, pid module MATLAB Answers — New Questions
i complete the simulink,but have to calculate the response time,thd and efficiency for dvr with flc.how can i sort out this?
dvr with flc for power quality improvement. i have to find out response time,thd,efficency, how to sort out this. can anyone help me with this.dvr with flc for power quality improvement. i have to find out response time,thd,efficency, how to sort out this. can anyone help me with this. dvr with flc for power quality improvement. i have to find out response time,thd,efficency, how to sort out this. can anyone help me with this. matlab, simulation MATLAB Answers — New Questions
Transfer License
I would like to transfer my Matlab and Simulink licenses to a new person in the company. How can I accomplish that?
Thank you.I would like to transfer my Matlab and Simulink licenses to a new person in the company. How can I accomplish that?
Thank you. I would like to transfer my Matlab and Simulink licenses to a new person in the company. How can I accomplish that?
Thank you. matlab, license MATLAB Answers — New Questions
Matlab issue with Jetpack Jetson AGX Orin
I am having a problem detecting cameras in my jetson AGX orin. On the jetson itself, it looks fine. When i plug a camera into the USB, it shows up fine in the matlab window. However I am using these cameras:
https://www.e-consystems.com/nvidia-cameras/jetson-agx-orin-cameras/ar0234-fhd-gmsl2-global-shutter-camera.asp
Checking for CUDA availability on the Target…
Checking for ‘nvcc’ in the target system path…
Checking for cuDNN library availability on the Target…
Checking for TensorRT library availability on the Target…
Checking for prerequisite libraries is complete.
Gathering hardware details…
Checking for third-party library availability on the Target…
Gathering hardware details is complete.
Board name : NVIDIA Jetson AGX Orin Developer Kit
CUDA Version : 12.6
cuDNN Version : 9.3
TensorRT Version : 10.
GStreamer Version : 1.20.3
V4L2 Version : 1.22.1-2build1
SDL Version : 1.2
OpenCV Version : 4.8.0
Available Webcams :
Available GPUs : Orin
Available Digital Pins : 7 11 12 13 15 16 18 19 21 22 23 24 26 29 31 32 33 35 36 37 38 40
I believe i’m running jetpack 6.
getCameraList(hwobj)
Camera Name Video Device Available Resolutions Pixel Formats
______________________________ _____________ ________________________________________ _____________
"vi-output, ecam_gmsl 9-0044" "/dev/video0" "[1280 720],[1920 1080],[1920 1200]" "UYVY,NV16"
"vi-output, ecam_gmsl 10-0043" "/dev/video1" "[1280 720],[1920 1080],[1920 1200]" "UYVY,NV16"
"vi-output, ecam_gmsl 10-0044" "/dev/video2" "[1280 720],[1920 1080],[1920 1200]" "UYVY,NV16"
when i try to run the folloiwng command ige tan error:
cam = camera(hwobj, ‘vi-output, ecam_gmsl 9-0044’, [1280 720]);
img = snapshot(cam);
Error using nvidiaboard/recvResponse
Unable to pull the frame.
Error in nvidiaio.internal.camera/open (line 262)
obj.ConnectedCamera = obj.NvObj.recvResponse() + 1;
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
Error in nvidiaio.internal.camera (line 109)
obj.open();
^^^^^^^^^^^
Error in nvidiaboard/camera
this shows up no matter what camera i use, and whatever resoluition I use.I am having a problem detecting cameras in my jetson AGX orin. On the jetson itself, it looks fine. When i plug a camera into the USB, it shows up fine in the matlab window. However I am using these cameras:
https://www.e-consystems.com/nvidia-cameras/jetson-agx-orin-cameras/ar0234-fhd-gmsl2-global-shutter-camera.asp
Checking for CUDA availability on the Target…
Checking for ‘nvcc’ in the target system path…
Checking for cuDNN library availability on the Target…
Checking for TensorRT library availability on the Target…
Checking for prerequisite libraries is complete.
Gathering hardware details…
Checking for third-party library availability on the Target…
Gathering hardware details is complete.
Board name : NVIDIA Jetson AGX Orin Developer Kit
CUDA Version : 12.6
cuDNN Version : 9.3
TensorRT Version : 10.
GStreamer Version : 1.20.3
V4L2 Version : 1.22.1-2build1
SDL Version : 1.2
OpenCV Version : 4.8.0
Available Webcams :
Available GPUs : Orin
Available Digital Pins : 7 11 12 13 15 16 18 19 21 22 23 24 26 29 31 32 33 35 36 37 38 40
I believe i’m running jetpack 6.
getCameraList(hwobj)
Camera Name Video Device Available Resolutions Pixel Formats
______________________________ _____________ ________________________________________ _____________
"vi-output, ecam_gmsl 9-0044" "/dev/video0" "[1280 720],[1920 1080],[1920 1200]" "UYVY,NV16"
"vi-output, ecam_gmsl 10-0043" "/dev/video1" "[1280 720],[1920 1080],[1920 1200]" "UYVY,NV16"
"vi-output, ecam_gmsl 10-0044" "/dev/video2" "[1280 720],[1920 1080],[1920 1200]" "UYVY,NV16"
when i try to run the folloiwng command ige tan error:
cam = camera(hwobj, ‘vi-output, ecam_gmsl 9-0044’, [1280 720]);
img = snapshot(cam);
Error using nvidiaboard/recvResponse
Unable to pull the frame.
Error in nvidiaio.internal.camera/open (line 262)
obj.ConnectedCamera = obj.NvObj.recvResponse() + 1;
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
Error in nvidiaio.internal.camera (line 109)
obj.open();
^^^^^^^^^^^
Error in nvidiaboard/camera
this shows up no matter what camera i use, and whatever resoluition I use. I am having a problem detecting cameras in my jetson AGX orin. On the jetson itself, it looks fine. When i plug a camera into the USB, it shows up fine in the matlab window. However I am using these cameras:
https://www.e-consystems.com/nvidia-cameras/jetson-agx-orin-cameras/ar0234-fhd-gmsl2-global-shutter-camera.asp
Checking for CUDA availability on the Target…
Checking for ‘nvcc’ in the target system path…
Checking for cuDNN library availability on the Target…
Checking for TensorRT library availability on the Target…
Checking for prerequisite libraries is complete.
Gathering hardware details…
Checking for third-party library availability on the Target…
Gathering hardware details is complete.
Board name : NVIDIA Jetson AGX Orin Developer Kit
CUDA Version : 12.6
cuDNN Version : 9.3
TensorRT Version : 10.
GStreamer Version : 1.20.3
V4L2 Version : 1.22.1-2build1
SDL Version : 1.2
OpenCV Version : 4.8.0
Available Webcams :
Available GPUs : Orin
Available Digital Pins : 7 11 12 13 15 16 18 19 21 22 23 24 26 29 31 32 33 35 36 37 38 40
I believe i’m running jetpack 6.
getCameraList(hwobj)
Camera Name Video Device Available Resolutions Pixel Formats
______________________________ _____________ ________________________________________ _____________
"vi-output, ecam_gmsl 9-0044" "/dev/video0" "[1280 720],[1920 1080],[1920 1200]" "UYVY,NV16"
"vi-output, ecam_gmsl 10-0043" "/dev/video1" "[1280 720],[1920 1080],[1920 1200]" "UYVY,NV16"
"vi-output, ecam_gmsl 10-0044" "/dev/video2" "[1280 720],[1920 1080],[1920 1200]" "UYVY,NV16"
when i try to run the folloiwng command ige tan error:
cam = camera(hwobj, ‘vi-output, ecam_gmsl 9-0044’, [1280 720]);
img = snapshot(cam);
Error using nvidiaboard/recvResponse
Unable to pull the frame.
Error in nvidiaio.internal.camera/open (line 262)
obj.ConnectedCamera = obj.NvObj.recvResponse() + 1;
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
Error in nvidiaio.internal.camera (line 109)
obj.open();
^^^^^^^^^^^
Error in nvidiaboard/camera
this shows up no matter what camera i use, and whatever resoluition I use. jetson, orin MATLAB Answers — New Questions
Is the Order of Function Evaluation Guaranteed when Function Outputs are Concatenated into an an Array?
Suppose I call two functions within concatenation into an array
A = [ones(1,2),zeros(1,2)]
In this case, the order in which ones and zeros are evaluated doesn’t matter as far as the result is concerned.
But what about when there is dependence between the two (or more) functions whose outputs are being concatenated:
A = [figure,plot(1:3)]
Is there any guarantee that the call to figure is evaluated and the figure created before the call to plot so that the plotted result is in the newly created figure?
Does the answer change if creating a cell array?
A= {figure,plot(rand(2))}Suppose I call two functions within concatenation into an array
A = [ones(1,2),zeros(1,2)]
In this case, the order in which ones and zeros are evaluated doesn’t matter as far as the result is concerned.
But what about when there is dependence between the two (or more) functions whose outputs are being concatenated:
A = [figure,plot(1:3)]
Is there any guarantee that the call to figure is evaluated and the figure created before the call to plot so that the plotted result is in the newly created figure?
Does the answer change if creating a cell array?
A= {figure,plot(rand(2))} Suppose I call two functions within concatenation into an array
A = [ones(1,2),zeros(1,2)]
In this case, the order in which ones and zeros are evaluated doesn’t matter as far as the result is concerned.
But what about when there is dependence between the two (or more) functions whose outputs are being concatenated:
A = [figure,plot(1:3)]
Is there any guarantee that the call to figure is evaluated and the figure created before the call to plot so that the plotted result is in the newly created figure?
Does the answer change if creating a cell array?
A= {figure,plot(rand(2))} function evaluation, concatenation MATLAB Answers — New Questions
any way of processing callbacks without updating figures?
Is there any way of processing callbacks without updating the figures? I know that drawnow can update the figures without processing callbacks, but is there some way of doing the opposite? In the code I’m writing, the callbacks are important and need to be handled regularly, but updating the figures is lower priority. I also tried pause(0), but I didn’t see any difference between that and drawnow.Is there any way of processing callbacks without updating the figures? I know that drawnow can update the figures without processing callbacks, but is there some way of doing the opposite? In the code I’m writing, the callbacks are important and need to be handled regularly, but updating the figures is lower priority. I also tried pause(0), but I didn’t see any difference between that and drawnow. Is there any way of processing callbacks without updating the figures? I know that drawnow can update the figures without processing callbacks, but is there some way of doing the opposite? In the code I’m writing, the callbacks are important and need to be handled regularly, but updating the figures is lower priority. I also tried pause(0), but I didn’t see any difference between that and drawnow. callbacks, drawnow MATLAB Answers — New Questions
Entra ID Rationalizes Session Revocation for User Accounts
The Same Revoke Sessions Button Everywhere
Part of restarting after a holiday break is catching up with stuff. In my case, I considered the “What’s New in Microsoft Entra – November 2025” post in the Microsoft technical community and the mention there about revoking multifactor authentication sessions. The article said:
Starting February 2026, we are replacing the current Revoke multifactor authentication sessions button with the Revoke sessions button in the Microsoft Entra portal. The legacy Revoke MFA sessions action only applies to per-user MFA enforcement, which has led to confusion. To simplify and ensure consistent behavior, the new Revoke sessions button will invalidate all user sessions, including MFA, regardless of whether MFA is enforced via Conditional Access or per-user policies.
The text certainly confused me. After chatting with some Microsoft contacts, the situation is as follows:
The user properties page in the Entra admin center includes a Revoke sessions button (Figure 1). This button performs the same function as the Revoke-MgUserSignInSession cmdlet.
If you view the authentication methods for a user account, the Revoke multifactor authentication sessions button appears (Figure 2).
As explained in the blog, this button only handles per-user MFA sessions. Microsoft is trying to get rid of per-user MFA and replace the older mechanism with conditional access policies that require multifactor authentication (of different types and strengths).
Conditional access policies are much more functional and powerful, so I don’t have any issues with Microsoft’s direction on a technical level. The sole issue is Microsoft’s insistence that conditional access requires Entra P1 licenses. It would be an easier changeover if use of basic conditional access policies was included in Office 365 E3 and above (E3 includes per-user MFA). It seems like tenants buy Entra P1 for other reasons, so the issue is probably fading over time.
Communications Confusion
Microsoft is dead right that the existence of the two buttons is confusing. When things go wrong and an administrator needs to revoke sessions as part of securing a user account (perhaps after potential compromise), they don’t want to have an internal debate to decide whether to revoke sessions or revoke multifactor authentication sessions.
One button to revoke sessions that might appear in multiple places (if necessary) is perfectly adequate. You can’t complain about Microsoft’s move to rationalize buttons to remove confusion. All I protest is the text. I know I’m not the only one to require several readings to fully understand what the blog intended to communicate.
Include Revoke Sessions in a Script
In any case, revoking sessions is only one step in the actions necessary to secure a user account in case of problems. This is where PowerShell comes in because the best and most efficient approach to disabling user accounts is to create a script to do the job.
A script using Microsoft Graph PowerShell SDK cmdlets to revoke sessions, disable the account, change the account password, and disable devices registered to the account is explained in this article. It’s a good starting point for automating a very important administrative operation. See chapter 4 in the Office 365 for IT Pros eBook for more details.
A Need for Clarity
Explanations about technology can be obscured by our personal knowledge of a situation. We assume that our readers know more about the topic than they do and explain from that point. This can lead to text that confuses and misleads. You’d imagine that something like artificial intelligence could help…
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Control System for a Thermoelectric Cooler in Matlab & Simulink
I’m looking to model the control system block diagram for a thermoelectric cooler (TEC), that will be used in a small fridge. I’ve used the "Control Systems" toolbox to create block diagrams and get transient and steady state responses before for classes, however the transfer functions were often given or easy to solve. In this case, I’m stuck at finding the transfer function of the TEC, and how to incorporate it into a system. I recently learned about the simscape electronics toolbox that has a TEC block available, and a tutorial on how to use it, however I am unsure of how (or if) that would work with the control systems toolbox.
For some additional information on what I’m trying to acheive, here is an application note on a similar project. I’m mostly trying to recreate Figure 2 from Maxim Integrated’s APPLICATION NOTE 5424. I haven’t picked out exact components yet.
I’m new to control systems, matlab, simulink, and TECs, so any information would be greatly appreciated! And if I am going about this all wrong, a new direction would be appreciated as well.I’m looking to model the control system block diagram for a thermoelectric cooler (TEC), that will be used in a small fridge. I’ve used the "Control Systems" toolbox to create block diagrams and get transient and steady state responses before for classes, however the transfer functions were often given or easy to solve. In this case, I’m stuck at finding the transfer function of the TEC, and how to incorporate it into a system. I recently learned about the simscape electronics toolbox that has a TEC block available, and a tutorial on how to use it, however I am unsure of how (or if) that would work with the control systems toolbox.
For some additional information on what I’m trying to acheive, here is an application note on a similar project. I’m mostly trying to recreate Figure 2 from Maxim Integrated’s APPLICATION NOTE 5424. I haven’t picked out exact components yet.
I’m new to control systems, matlab, simulink, and TECs, so any information would be greatly appreciated! And if I am going about this all wrong, a new direction would be appreciated as well. I’m looking to model the control system block diagram for a thermoelectric cooler (TEC), that will be used in a small fridge. I’ve used the "Control Systems" toolbox to create block diagrams and get transient and steady state responses before for classes, however the transfer functions were often given or easy to solve. In this case, I’m stuck at finding the transfer function of the TEC, and how to incorporate it into a system. I recently learned about the simscape electronics toolbox that has a TEC block available, and a tutorial on how to use it, however I am unsure of how (or if) that would work with the control systems toolbox.
For some additional information on what I’m trying to acheive, here is an application note on a similar project. I’m mostly trying to recreate Figure 2 from Maxim Integrated’s APPLICATION NOTE 5424. I haven’t picked out exact components yet.
I’m new to control systems, matlab, simulink, and TECs, so any information would be greatly appreciated! And if I am going about this all wrong, a new direction would be appreciated as well. tec, controlsystems, peltiercooler MATLAB Answers — New Questions
Error only in versions after 2023b “Warning: Background transparency is not supported; using white instead.”
So far I have tried plotting and exporting the figure with versions 2024b, 2025b and MatlabOnline. Unfortunately, I am running into wall with generating/exporting figures with transparent background. For any type of plots, even just 2D plots:
[a, b] = deal(rand(5,1), rand(5,1))
plot(a,b)
In the past I would just click Edit > Copy Figure and paste into my word doc or anywhere. I checked theEdit > Copy Options… and set the Transparent background. Plots generated by these versions alway retain the background color white or black depending on the theme setting. The transparent option does not even show up if I go through File > Export Setup…>Export .
If I try to export in command in 2024b & 2025b I get the warning:
On Matlab Online I get even more warnings:
Warning: exportsetupdlg will be removed. Using uiexportdlg instead.
> In exportsetupdlg (line 27)
In matlab.graphics.internal.toolstrip.FigureToolstripActionFactory
In matlab.graphics.internal.toolstrip.FigureToolstripActionFactory
In matlab.graphics.internal.toolstrip/FigureToolstripActionFactory/executeAction
In matlab.graphics.internal.toolstrip.FigureToolstripManager.actionCallback
Warning: Background transparency is not supported; using black instead.
Warning: Background transparency is not supported; using black instead.
I have been using Matlab for a long time so I have not fiddled with any settings for years. I test ran plot scripts that I used with 2023b and previous versions successfully before but this issue persist with the new Matlab versions.
I was excited to see 2025 versions got dark theme but can’t even use for this minor but very inconvient issue. Please help!
Update: Just reinstalled 2023b, now getting the same error on 2023b too!So far I have tried plotting and exporting the figure with versions 2024b, 2025b and MatlabOnline. Unfortunately, I am running into wall with generating/exporting figures with transparent background. For any type of plots, even just 2D plots:
[a, b] = deal(rand(5,1), rand(5,1))
plot(a,b)
In the past I would just click Edit > Copy Figure and paste into my word doc or anywhere. I checked theEdit > Copy Options… and set the Transparent background. Plots generated by these versions alway retain the background color white or black depending on the theme setting. The transparent option does not even show up if I go through File > Export Setup…>Export .
If I try to export in command in 2024b & 2025b I get the warning:
On Matlab Online I get even more warnings:
Warning: exportsetupdlg will be removed. Using uiexportdlg instead.
> In exportsetupdlg (line 27)
In matlab.graphics.internal.toolstrip.FigureToolstripActionFactory
In matlab.graphics.internal.toolstrip.FigureToolstripActionFactory
In matlab.graphics.internal.toolstrip/FigureToolstripActionFactory/executeAction
In matlab.graphics.internal.toolstrip.FigureToolstripManager.actionCallback
Warning: Background transparency is not supported; using black instead.
Warning: Background transparency is not supported; using black instead.
I have been using Matlab for a long time so I have not fiddled with any settings for years. I test ran plot scripts that I used with 2023b and previous versions successfully before but this issue persist with the new Matlab versions.
I was excited to see 2025 versions got dark theme but can’t even use for this minor but very inconvient issue. Please help!
Update: Just reinstalled 2023b, now getting the same error on 2023b too! So far I have tried plotting and exporting the figure with versions 2024b, 2025b and MatlabOnline. Unfortunately, I am running into wall with generating/exporting figures with transparent background. For any type of plots, even just 2D plots:
[a, b] = deal(rand(5,1), rand(5,1))
plot(a,b)
In the past I would just click Edit > Copy Figure and paste into my word doc or anywhere. I checked theEdit > Copy Options… and set the Transparent background. Plots generated by these versions alway retain the background color white or black depending on the theme setting. The transparent option does not even show up if I go through File > Export Setup…>Export .
If I try to export in command in 2024b & 2025b I get the warning:
On Matlab Online I get even more warnings:
Warning: exportsetupdlg will be removed. Using uiexportdlg instead.
> In exportsetupdlg (line 27)
In matlab.graphics.internal.toolstrip.FigureToolstripActionFactory
In matlab.graphics.internal.toolstrip.FigureToolstripActionFactory
In matlab.graphics.internal.toolstrip/FigureToolstripActionFactory/executeAction
In matlab.graphics.internal.toolstrip.FigureToolstripManager.actionCallback
Warning: Background transparency is not supported; using black instead.
Warning: Background transparency is not supported; using black instead.
I have been using Matlab for a long time so I have not fiddled with any settings for years. I test ran plot scripts that I used with 2023b and previous versions successfully before but this issue persist with the new Matlab versions.
I was excited to see 2025 versions got dark theme but can’t even use for this minor but very inconvient issue. Please help!
Update: Just reinstalled 2023b, now getting the same error on 2023b too! background-transparency, 2024b, 2025b, warning MATLAB Answers — New Questions
Calculating 6D Estimation (3 Translations and 3 Rotations) from Two Orthogonal Detectors Output ((X, Y, Thea, Roll)
Hello everyone,
I am currently simulating a 2D-to-3D image registration pipeline to estimate 6D transformations (3D translations and 3 rotations) using two orthogonal X-ray detectors. From each detector, I can calculate the in-plane transformations (X, Y, Theta) and the out-of-plane rotations (Roll).
My question is whether it is possible to compute the full 6D transformation (3 translations and 3 rotations) using the information provided (X, Y, Theta, Roll).
I would greatly appreciate any insights or suggestions regarding this topic.
Thank you!Hello everyone,
I am currently simulating a 2D-to-3D image registration pipeline to estimate 6D transformations (3D translations and 3 rotations) using two orthogonal X-ray detectors. From each detector, I can calculate the in-plane transformations (X, Y, Theta) and the out-of-plane rotations (Roll).
My question is whether it is possible to compute the full 6D transformation (3 translations and 3 rotations) using the information provided (X, Y, Theta, Roll).
I would greatly appreciate any insights or suggestions regarding this topic.
Thank you! Hello everyone,
I am currently simulating a 2D-to-3D image registration pipeline to estimate 6D transformations (3D translations and 3 rotations) using two orthogonal X-ray detectors. From each detector, I can calculate the in-plane transformations (X, Y, Theta) and the out-of-plane rotations (Roll).
My question is whether it is possible to compute the full 6D transformation (3 translations and 3 rotations) using the information provided (X, Y, Theta, Roll).
I would greatly appreciate any insights or suggestions regarding this topic.
Thank you! 2d-to-3d image registration, 6d transformations MATLAB Answers — New Questions
Virtual hardware availability in simulation environment
I want to develop hardware in loop model using STM32 microcontroller hardware. Prior to that, I want to do simulation with virtual model of hardware. It means the mechanism, motors and hardware, all are virtual. Is such facility available in MATLAB for STM32 or for any other hardware?I want to develop hardware in loop model using STM32 microcontroller hardware. Prior to that, I want to do simulation with virtual model of hardware. It means the mechanism, motors and hardware, all are virtual. Is such facility available in MATLAB for STM32 or for any other hardware? I want to develop hardware in loop model using STM32 microcontroller hardware. Prior to that, I want to do simulation with virtual model of hardware. It means the mechanism, motors and hardware, all are virtual. Is such facility available in MATLAB for STM32 or for any other hardware? hil, stm32, hardware MATLAB Answers — New Questions
Why is Matlab unable to import Wolfspeed Mosfet with Diode Model?
Hi,
I’m trying to import Mosfet Model parameters from PLECS .xml file provided by Wolfspeed using ee_importDeviceParameters function, however, I keep getting this error:
I have already inserted a mosfet block in Simulink with the body diode included and I use the function like this.
ee_importDeviceParameters("E3M0040120J2.xml","wolfspeed","untitled/MOSFET (Ideal, Switching)", GateResistanceOn=1, GateResistanceOff=1)
Is there anything I am missing?
Thanks in advance!Hi,
I’m trying to import Mosfet Model parameters from PLECS .xml file provided by Wolfspeed using ee_importDeviceParameters function, however, I keep getting this error:
I have already inserted a mosfet block in Simulink with the body diode included and I use the function like this.
ee_importDeviceParameters("E3M0040120J2.xml","wolfspeed","untitled/MOSFET (Ideal, Switching)", GateResistanceOn=1, GateResistanceOff=1)
Is there anything I am missing?
Thanks in advance! Hi,
I’m trying to import Mosfet Model parameters from PLECS .xml file provided by Wolfspeed using ee_importDeviceParameters function, however, I keep getting this error:
I have already inserted a mosfet block in Simulink with the body diode included and I use the function like this.
ee_importDeviceParameters("E3M0040120J2.xml","wolfspeed","untitled/MOSFET (Ideal, Switching)", GateResistanceOn=1, GateResistanceOff=1)
Is there anything I am missing?
Thanks in advance! mosfet, simscape MATLAB Answers — New Questions
Microsoft Cancels Exchange Mailbox External Recipient Rate Limit
Customer Feedback and No Viable Replacement Forces Cancellation of Mailbox External Recipient Rate
In an unexpected development, the Exchange product group announced in a January 6 EHLO blog post that they have decided to cancel the introduction of the mailbox external recipient rate limit (MERR). Originally proposed in April 2024, Microsoft planned to introduce the new mailbox restriction of being able to send email to 2,000 external recipients over a 24-hour sliding window in January 2025. Following customer pushback, Microsoft subsequently changed the introduction date to April 2026.
Given the wording of the announcement, it seems clear that the level of customer pushback increased as organizations figured out what effect a 2,000 limit would have on their operations. Although Microsoft is quite clear that Exchange Online is not designed to handle bulk email, there’s no doubt that many tenants send communications to external recipients that come perilously close to bulk email. I guess that one person’s highly specific and precise marketing monthly update is another person’s spam.
The tenant-level External Recipient Rate Limit and the overall mailbox recipient limit remain in place and are unaffected by the cancellation.
Make Exchange Online Less Attractive to Spammers
The idea between a mailbox external rate limit is simple. If people can’t send more than 2,000 external emails over a 24-hour period, Exchange Online becomes a lot less friendly for spamming operations. Although some Microsoft decisions seem to be made in a perfect vacuum, I know that telemetry showed that not many mailboxes would fall foul of the limit.
However, the problem is that some of the mailboxes that would be affected send important messages that are incorporated into business processes. A decision to limit spamming also affects how organizations work and their communication with their customers and partners, and that’s unacceptable. Any change made that removes functionality that people depend on is intolerable unless an adequate replacement is available.
No Immediate Replacement for Small-Scale External Email Communications
The problem Microsoft has is that they can’t offer a replacement that allows tenants to send relatively small amounts of external email. The alternative is to use Email Communication Services (ECS), part of the Azure Communication Services (ACS) solution. ECS is built on top of the Exchange Online platform and is absolutely capable of sending very large quantities of external email. That is, after all, what Microsoft designed ECS to do.
However, setting up external email transmission through ECS is not easy for non-technical users. When I last looked at ECS in 2024, it took a considerable number of complicated steps and PowerShell to send email to a bunch of external recipients. Add in the requirement to pay for Azure processing, and you can see why customers are unimpressed by this option.
The ECS experience is definitely nowhere close to using Outlook to compose and send a message to a distribution list. Exchange users have been accustomed to this very simple and straightforward task for many years. Asking them to change to a dramatically different approach introduces a heap of friction into a task that should take just a few seconds.
The HVE Conundrum
Microsoft’s options were limited when they decided to remove the capability to send remote email from its High-Volume Email (HVE) solution. HVE originally could send a limited number of external messages daily, but Microsoft changed its strategy to reposition HVE as an internal email solution for email communications, including email sent by applications and devices such as printers and scanners.
The latest date for general availability of HVE is March 2026, but a quick glance through the comments for Microsoft’s post announcing that date shows that many challenges still exist.
A Good Call to Cancel the Mailbox External Recipient Rate Limit
I think Microsoft was right to reverse course. Pressing ahead with a feature that would do some goodness at the expense of potentially upsetting many customers doesn’t seem like a good strategy. It would have ended in tears of frustration and probably some heated discussions between customers and Microsoft account teams. Dumping the external recipient rate limit for mailboxes was a good idea. Without a no-cost and easy alternative for customers to use, imposing a limit on the external email that individual mailboxes could send would never fly.
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where can I find libmwtommfile.dylib
I have used slbuild to create an executable file from a Simulink model. When I run the executable I get the error mesage
Could not open library: libmwtommfile.dylib
Where can I find this library?I have used slbuild to create an executable file from a Simulink model. When I run the executable I get the error mesage
Could not open library: libmwtommfile.dylib
Where can I find this library? I have used slbuild to create an executable file from a Simulink model. When I run the executable I get the error mesage
Could not open library: libmwtommfile.dylib
Where can I find this library? dynamic library MATLAB Answers — New Questions
