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James Cann
James Cann on 8 Dec 2013
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Hi, I am interested in using MatLab with .NET 4.5 and BigInteger.
I am particularly interested in trig functions and high precision numbers.
What version(s) of the product should I be using.
If, for example, I needed to determine angles of very large triangles (cos, sin, atan2 etc) I will also need this for Polar Coordinates, however, I can probably do without Trig functions if there is something specific to Polar Coordinates that uses large numbers.
Numbers should be as large as 4096 bit values.
I'd like to know if it's possible to convert BigInteger (.NET) values to MatLab numbers easily?
Even if it's possible to use a large "String" value that represents the 4096 bit value, that is fine.
I don't need the actual value, but, I need to be able to pass it to MatLab's functions. I do understand that MatLab has a builder for .NET I suppose what I am really asking is if those assemblies are able to take BigInteger values represented as "String" values and return them as such?
Any help would be appreciated, thank you.
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Walter Roberson
Walter Roberson on 8 Dec 2013
Plausibly you could frame it in terms of calls to the Symbolic Toolbox.

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