how can i get the statistics toolbox of Matlab 2013?

i have installed matlab 2011b in my computer, and i can use Statistics Toolbox of this version. From some documents, i know statistics Toolbox has new functions we can use!! so ,how can i get this version statistic toolbox? i am a student, just do some research.

Answer 1

[Image Analyst]

You need to contact the Mathworks - they will send you an email with a link where you can download a trial version of the toolbox.

Answer 2

[chen]

i am a student, just do some research. Except this version you recommend above, can i use some other free version ? thank you for your help.

[Yao Li]

Do you mean you want some other free softwares rather than Matlab? I remember Minitab had free release, but not sure now.

[Image Analyst]

Your response should have been a comment, not a new, additional answer. See the FAQ: http://matlab.wikia.com/wiki/FAQ#What_other_software_packages_exist_to_do_similar_work.3F

Answer 3

[Walter Roberson]

Mathworks does not offer trial versions of the Student Version, only trial versions of the Academic and Professional versions.

In order to be able to install R2013a Stats Toolbox, you would need R2013a MATLAB.

Note that if you were to purchase R2013a Student Version, that that would include the Stats Toolbox (the Academic and Professional licenses do not include any toolboxes.)

I understand that the volunteers who work on Octave are working on a Stats Toolbox. It is unlikely that they have completed writing the new functions you are interested in, however.

[elyass]

I have installed matlab 2013a in my computer, and i can't use Statistics Toolbox of this version. when I use evalclusters which is exist in the package(clustering.evaluation), I have got this error:

Undefined function 'evalclusters' for input arguments of type 'double'. how can I install it? I run this command " license('test', 'statistics_toolbox') " and ans was 1 so the statistics toolbox is installed.

I would appreciate it if anyone could help me. Thanks

[Andreas Goser]

This looks like an issue with "shadowing" - multiple commands with the same name on the path and MATLAB uses an unintended one. If you fail to find this quickly with the "which evalclusters -all" command, better re-install.