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Jaime Zamora <jaime.zamora@gmail.com> wrote in message <a946e43c-6290-4e49-94e7-65734a3cd7e7@c12g2000yqj.googlegroups.com>...
> I just found this:
> 
> http://www.jrti.com/products/software/accelereyes_jacket.html
> 
>  Jacket is a GPU engine for MATLAB=AE. Jacket enables standard MATLAB
> code to run on any NVIDIA CUDA-capable GPU, from the GeForce 8400 to
> the Tesla C1060. Jacket introduces new data types to MATLAB which let
> you move your data and computations to the GPU.
> Jacket is not another GPU API, nor is it simply a collection of GPU
> MEX functions. Rather, it is a complete and transparent system,
> automatically making memory transfer and execution optimization
> decisions. Jacket uses a compile on-the-fly system to allow GPU
> functions to run in MATLAB's interpretive style.
> 
> Does it really works? It speeds up all toolboxes? Is there anyone
> familiar with it?
> 
> Best,
> Jaime

Hi,

you can try our Freeware library GPUmat from http://www.gp-you.org. GPUmat enables Matlab code to run on GPUs. Check the documentation to find out how many features we have implemented. Its for free!

Thanks,
The GP-you Group