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Instead of going through the elaborate procedure mentioned here.

Can't I install any support package through commands like sudo apt-get install on Raspberry Pi? I already have the support package in matlab for Raspberry Pi on my system. What changes do I need to make on that? Any help will be appreciated.

Darth Vader
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I don't believe there is a way to do this through apt-get.

Here's a video that walks you through it. Enjoy the awkward cadence :)

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You could install GNU Octave GNU Octave which is a MATLAB clone

apt-get install octave
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