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| 2 | \mainpage Matlab toolbox using BDM library (BDMToolbox) |
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| 4 | \version 0.1 |
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| 6 | \author Vaclav Smidl |
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| 8 | BDMToolbox is a high-level frontend to low level C++ routines of BDM. |
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| 10 | It has three main categories of usecases: |
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| 11 | -# Easy access to ready solutions of typical decision-making scenarios: |
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| 13 | For example simulation, estimation, feedback control. These objects are described by matlab structures. |
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| 14 | See \ref bdt_scenarios |
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| 15 | -# Wrappers for selected C++ functions |
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| 17 | Taking matlab structures as inputs and retunring matlab structures as outputs, see \ref bdt_wrappers |
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| 19 | -# Native Matlab classes that reflect the basic classes of BDM. |
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| 21 | These classes are pure Matlab classes and can be used without BDM. |
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| 23 | However, their main advantage is that BDM attach to these calsses and use them via C++ classes (e.g. mexEpdf and mexBM). Hence, these calsses can be used as building blocks in advances |
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| 24 | algorithms implemnetyed in BDM, see \ref bdt_mex_classes |
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| 26 | For tutorial on the above scenarios see \ref pages.html |
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| 28 | */ |
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