How can I run a jupyter notebook script from matlab?

I already tried running matlab from jupyter using Oct2Py but it didn't work (error after error).

So, I'm wondering if I can use matlab to run a jupyter notebook script (this would be much simpler because most of my code is in matlab- only a small part of it (the machine learning part) is in jupyter notebook.

Thanks.

[Lukas Hagmeyer]

You could try to use the cmd controlled by matlab:

[status,cmdout] = system(command)

Navigate to the file and start it via system command.

[Rachel Dawn]

Say the jupyter file is called "kmeans.ipynb" How would I "navigate to the file and start it?

I'm a beginner at this coding stuff sorry

[Sourabh Kondapaka]

Hi Rachel Dawn,

Do you mean to run all cells of the jupyter notebook from matlab ?

Answer 1

[Sourabh Kondapaka]

Hi Rachel Dawn,

You can convert the kmeans.ipynb file to a python script by either of the followign ways:

1. Open kmeans.ipynb -> Click on File -> Download as -> Python (.py) . The python script can be found in your downloads folder. Now copy the python script file to the same directory as your matlab script and then follow Lukas Hagmeyer's suggestion : [status,cmdout] = system('python kmeans.py');
2. The other way to convert .ipynb to .py file is to use nbconvert python package. Fore more info you can check their documentation