The library is difficult to use from outside it's main folder.

[shailesh1729]

I added the main folder on MATLAB path and tried to use process_matrix function from outside. In turn it internally calls commands like:addpath('algorithms/lrr/ALM'); This doesn't work if I am operating from a folder different from the lrslibrary folder. Consequently, I cannot run the algorithms. I bypassed by manually adding paths of the specific algorithms I wanted on MATLAB Path.

Further, adding the lrslibrary folder into MATLAB path is also not very clean. It contains too many scripts whose names may clash with similarly named scripts in other folders.

Basically an installation script is needed.

[andrewssobral]

Hi @shailesh1729, thank you for your suggestion, I'll check this issue.

[shailesh1729]

For the add path thing, you can probably do it using

curfile = which(mfilename)

and then use fileparts and fullfile commands to create absolute paths. This will ensure that paths are picked up properly.

On Sun, Apr 5, 2015 at 11:27 PM, Andrews Sobral notifications@github.com wrote:

Hi @shailesh1729 https://github.com/shailesh1729, thank you for your suggestion, I'll check this.

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[andrewssobral]

Hi @shailesh1729, please check the last version of LRSLibrary. I've added a setup script (lrs_setup), and now you can run the algorithms outsite. Best regards.

[shailesh1729]

Thanks Andrews, I was travelling. Will check it out as soon as possible.

With regards,

• Shailesh

On Thu, Apr 9, 2015 at 7:06 AM, Andrews Sobral notifications@github.com wrote:

Hi @shailesh1729 https://github.com/shailesh1729, please check the last version of LRSLibrary. Best regards.

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[shailesh1729]

Yeah it works after running the setup program. Thanks a lot.