I wonder how to open the toolbox Machine Learning with MATLAB?

Machine Learning Toolbox with MATLAB

I wonder how to open the toolbox Machine Learning with MATLAB?

Command through as nntool or the interface.

Answer 1

[Walter Roberson]

It appears that you might be a student. If you purchased the "Bundled" Student Version license for R2015a, then that includes a license for the Statistics and Machine Learning Toolbox, but you need to specifically ask to install that toolbox.

Before R2015a, Statistics and Machine Learning Toolbox was known as Statistics Toolbox, so if you have that then same thing (just older version.)

If you purchased the Unbundled version of the Student Version license then Statistics and Machine Learning is not included in that and must be purchased separately.

The Academic, and Professional licenses do not include Statistics and Machine Learning and those must be purchased separately.

Note: some Student Version licenses are arranged through the university and may come a variety of toolboxes the university thinks are relevant to the courses. But even then the toolboxes may need to be specifically selected at installation time.

[Adilmar]

Thank you friend.

hugs

Answer 2

[the cyclist]

I would say that your first step is to make sure that it has been purchased and installed.

Type ver at the command line. Do you see

Statistics and Machine Learning Toolbox

in the list?

[Adilmar]

it is not installed on matlab?

[asmaa elmohamady]

it's installed how can i open it

[Walter Roberson]

At the command line, type classificationLearner or distributionFitter or regressionLearner

Those are the only three Statistics and Machine Learning built-in tools that you might "open". Everything else about the toolbox is by way of calling functions.

Note: the Statistics and Machine Learning Toolbox does not include Convolutional Neural Networks, which are part of the Neural Network toolbox. (There is no tool for CNN, only functions that you can call.)

Answer 3

[Muhammad Umar Farooq]

The simple check is:

Type ver on command window and press Ctrl + F to find "Statistics and Machine Learning Toolbox".

OR

Open you Apps Tab, check if there are classificationLearner or distributionFitter or regressionLearner functions available.

OR

If you can not trace it. You can simply go to Get More Apps and search for "Statistics and Machine Learning Toolbox". If the toolbox is tagged with "installed" banner. It means you have it on your system.

OR

In the command box: type

classificationLearner

If the above command works and calls the relavant function. It means "Statistics and Machine Learning Toolbox" is installed in your system.